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Recent Case Outcomes

State of Indiana v. B.S.

Conditional Discharge

Huntington County Indiana Charge: 1) Possession of Marijuana, Class B Misdemeanor Client was charged with possession of marijuana after police stopped her for a traffic infraction and found marijuana in her car. Attorney Blankenship was able to convince the State that due to his client having no criminal history and being cooperative with the police, she should not have to suffer a criminal conviction. The State agreed to give her a conditional discharge.

State of Indiana v. J.H.

Reduced Charges

While Intoxicated Endangering a Person. Class A Misdemeanor 3) Possession of a Controlled Substance-Possession, Class A Misdemeanor 4) Operating a Vehicle with a Schedule I or II Controlled Substance, Class C Misdemeanor Attorney Blankenship was able to show the State that the Defendant had sought out treatment and counseling and that his criminal history was fairly minimal which should allow him to receive a second chance and not be punished with a felony conviction. Client pled guilty to a Class C misdemeanor and only had to do 90 days of probation.

State of Indiana v. T.B.

Reduced Charges

LaPorte County Indiana Charges: 1) Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated Endangering a Person, Class A Misdemeanor 2) Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated, Class C Misdemeanor Client was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol and had a breath test of .10. This was the client’s first ever arrest and Attorney Blankenship was able to convince the State to give him a second chance since he had no criminal history and had a relatively low breath test. The client was able to avoid any OWI conviction and pled to Reckless Driving with only 6 months of probation.

State of Indiana v. A.L.

Case Dismissed

LaPorte County Indiana Charges: 1) Robbery, Level 5 Felony After taking a deposition of the alleged victim, Attorney Blankenship was able to show that the victim had fabricated many of the details in the police report and that there was no actual taking of property by threat or use of force. State was forced to dismiss the charges.

State of Indiana v. O.C.

Case Dismissed

LaPorte County Indiana Charges: 1) Unlawful Possession of a Firearm by a Serious Violent Felon, Level 4 Felony State was unable to show possession by the client, O.C., and was forced to file a motion to dismiss. All charges were dismissed.

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State of Indiana v. B.S.

Conditional Discharge

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State of Indiana v. J.H.

Reduced Charges

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State of Indiana v. T.B.

Reduced Charges

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State of Indiana v. A.L.

Case Dismissed

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State of Indiana v. O.C.

Case Dismissed


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Criminal court can be intimidating, uncertain and complex. That’s why you need a dedicated criminal defense lawyer who knows both sides of how the courtroom operates. Does it feel like your life is on the line? Are you worried about having to go to jail? Are you afraid this is going to affect your family, your job, your reputation? These are all realistic and understandable fears. Especially when there’s a chance the whole story isn’t being told. There are, as we know, two sides to every story.

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Meet Our Attorneys

Navigating Complex Legal Matters Can Raise Many Questions. Below Are
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Frequently Asked
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What types of cases does Blankenship Law handle?

We focus exclusively on criminal defense, handling cases such as DUI/OWI, drug crimes, domestic violence, theft, violent crimes, and more. Our team of former prosecutors uses insider knowledge to build strong defense strategies tailored to your situation.

Why Should I Hire a Former Prosecutor as My Defense Attorney?

Former prosecutors understand how the state builds its case and can anticipate prosecution tactics. This gives us a strategic advantage in challenging evidence, negotiating plea deals, and securing favorable outcomes for our clients.

What Should I Do if I’m Arrested?

Remain calm and do not speak to law enforcement without an attorney present. Anything you say can be used against you. Contact Blankenship Law immediately to protect your rights and start building your defense.

Can I Get My Charges Reduced or Dismissed?

Many factors influence case outcomes, including evidence strength, legal errors, and witness credibility. We thoroughly investigate every case to identify weaknesses in the prosecution’s argument, often leading to reduced charges or case dismissals.

How Do I Schedule a Consultation?

You can call us 24/7, fill out our online contact form, or visit one of our offices for a confidential case review. We’ll discuss your situation and outline the best path forward for your defense.

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