Understanding Theft Crimes in Ohio
May 29, 2018
The language of theft crimes can be confusing. For example, you may hear the words “theft” and “robbery” used interchangeably, but they don’t mean the
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What to Do When You’re Facing an Arrest Warrant
May 10, 2018
Contrary to what you may have seen in the movies, running for the Caribbean is generally not the right response to learning that there is
Understanding Assault Offenses in Ohio
April 5, 2018
Charged with Aѕѕаult? Understanding Unique Ohio Criminal Laws Most people have heard of “aѕѕаult and bаttеrу” since they are frequently рrеѕеntеd together and referenced in
Your Legal Rights and a Warrantless Search of Your Vehicle
April 2, 2018
When Can the Police Search My Vehicle? Must I Consent? You are driving on Richmond Street in Painesville when the red and blue lights of
DUI, DWI, OMVI, and OVI: What Do They Mean?
February 25, 2018
Originally published on Jan 23, 2017 The acronyms DUI, DWI, OMVI, and OVI all refer to the same thing: operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or
Voting With a Criminal Conviction
February 25, 2018
Originally published on Sep 14, 2016 Voting with a criminal conviction Voting with a criminal conviction in a presidential election in Ohio is possible if the person
Sealing Your Criminal Record
February 25, 2018
Sealing Your Criminal Record To begin with, it’s important to realize that, in Ohio, the process of clearing one’s criminal record is referred to as
Ohio OVI/DUI Laws Expanded – Annie’s Law Passed
February 25, 2018
Originally published on Apr 25, 2017 Ohio OVI/DUI laws expanded the beginning April 2017. Drivers who are charged with operating a vehicle under the influence
OVI/DUI Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
February 25, 2018
Originally published on: Feb 16, 2017 Below are some of the most OVI/DUI frequently asked questions and answers. What is an OVI? OVI stands for
Criminal Defendants’ Legal Rights
February 25, 2018
Originally published on Jan 23, 2017 What Legal Rights Does a Criminal Defendant Have? Choosing not to testify is an important Constitutional right under the
