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Bill Smock has been practicing Criminal Law in and around Terre Haute, Indiana for the past 30 years. He has defended individuals accused of crimes in both State and Federal Court. Joe Etling has practiced Criminal Law for the past 12 years and also has defended the accused in both State and Federal Court. Mike Slagle has been practicing Criminal Law since graduating from law school in 1998, but, primarily is responsible for the research associated with the firm’s criminal law practice. No case is too big or too small for Smock & Etling. The firm has handled thousands of criminal cases. The firm handles the most serious cases, including murder, and A, B, C and D Felony cases, while at the same time, routinely handles misdemeanor cases. The firm has handled murder cases throughout western Indiana, in State and Federal Court. Additionally, the firm has handled a number of death penalty cases. Cases handled have been the subject of national coverage including the three major evening news programs, the Today Show, and 48 Hours. In addition to his experience, Mr. Smock is a member of the Terre Haute Bar Association (Past President), Indiana State and American Bar Associations and has served as the Chairman of the Indiana Section of the Committee on Criminal Law and Procedure for the 7th Circuit Bar Association. He is also a member of the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association; the Indiana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers; the Association of Trial Lawyers of America; the American Board of Trial Advocates; and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. In addition to his experience, Mr. Etling is a member of the Terre Haute Bar Association, the Indiana State and American Bar Associations; the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association; the Indiana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers; the Seventh Circuit Bar Association; the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers; and the Terre Haute Bar Association. The firm is experienced in State and Constitutional Law, including search and seizure issues, Miranda issues, and individual constitutional rights.
www.smock-etling.com
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