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Attacking a State’s Witness: How Rules 607, 608, and 609 Work With Rule 404

by HyrumLaturner | Jul 21, 2026 | Bond & Pretrial, Uncategorized

Most people think of Rule 404 as the rule that keeps a defendant’s past out of trial. That’s true — but Rule 404 also does something else that matters just as much to a defense: it opens the door to attacking the credibility of the State’s own...

Revocations in Indiana: What They Are and What to Expect

by Hyrum LaTurner | Jul 20, 2026 | Bond & Pretrial

If you or a loved one is out of custody while a case is pending — on bond, probation, home detention, or work release — that freedom comes with strings attached. When someone allegedly breaks the rules, the State can ask the court to take that freedom away. That...

Bond Hearings in Indiana: What Actually Happens

by Hyrum LaTurner | Jul 16, 2026 | Bond & Pretrial

Bond Hearings in Indiana: What Actually Happens Bond hearings can be frustrating events. They move fast, involve unfamiliar terms, and often feel like they’re deciding your immediate future in just a few minutes. The Bond Investigation Before most bond hearings,...
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