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Folks have been using marijuana as a recreational drug for years and years. It’s a substance that grows “naturally.” And it is perceived by many as a harmless substance-- Or, at least, far less harmful than the other “hard” drugs. There is probably some truth to this. Cocaine, heroin, crack cocaine, methamphetamines, opiates, etc., are far more addicting and have greater negative consequences. Even alcohol can have a more severe impact... Read More
We’ve discussed before the various forms of OVI cases in Ohio. But here’s a quick refresher. There are two general types—impaired and per se. An impaired offense means just that. The prosecutor has to prove that the driver was impaired. A per se offense results when someone has a blood, breath, or urine test above the limit. In a case where someone refuses, we usually see an impaired offense. When someone takes... Read More
We have received several calls lately from folks who have been charged with Domestic Violence. The problem is that these individuals already entered guilty pleas in their case, thinking that it was “no big deal.”
Domestic Violence is a serious issue in our society. But there are many instances that should never have been brought to court. In these cases, there is often an argument between co-habitants. Maybe the situation escalated to... Read More
Imagine this conversation:
“Mommy, why does Daddy’s car have a different license plate?”
“Well. Daddy’s car is special.”
“But Why?”
“Because the courts in Ohio say so.”
They are, of course, talking about the yellow plate requirement. Most of us in Ohio have heard something about this unthinkable horror. It’s one of the most common questions we get. Everyone wants to know if... Read More
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