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Avoid an Alcohol-Related Arrest at Indy 500
29 April 2016 | Alcohol, Criminal Defense, Legal Blog, OWI,
Every year, hundreds of thousands of people gather at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Indy 500. Amongst the speeding Indycars and overpriced concession stands, drinking of alcohol frequently occurs—and every year, alcohol-related arrests are made. An experienced Indianapolis defense attorney can help individuals facing charges from these incidents protect their rights and minimize the legal consequences.
With the 100th anniversary of the Indy 500 fast approaching, organizers and police are expecting an especially festive Indy 500 race weekend. While to some the anniversary is cause for extra celebration, to others, it means an increased risk of public drunkenness, underage drinking, and violent crime.
At Hessler Law, our experienced Indiana criminal defense lawyers have helped numerous clients seeking help for their alcohol-related arrests following the Indy 500 race weekend. While not all arrests lead to a conviction, it’s best to avoid an alcohol-related arrest altogether. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of top tips for avoiding an alcohol-related arrest at the 100th Indy 500.
At Hessler Law, we know that the 100th anniversary of the Indy 500 will be a time of great celebration. Whether you’re off to enjoy the race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway or are going to be watching the game from the comfort of your home, remember to drink responsibly and to look out for one another, both by limiting your own consumption and by not providing alcohol to minors.
With the 100th anniversary of the Indy 500 approaching, police and Safety Patrol employees will be on high alert for signs of public intoxication, violence, and illegal possession of alcohol by minors. If you or a loved one is facing alcohol-related charges or have questions about alcohol use at the Speedway, call one of the skilled Indianapolis criminal defense attorneys at Hessler Law at (317) 886-8800 today.