A single chapter of the Ohio Revised Code includes 24 sections that spell out drug offenses. Continue Reading…
The stigma associated with being accused of a sex crime can be devastating to personal and professional relationships. Continue Reading…
Not all robbery cases involve a traditional “stick ‘em up” scenario. Continue Reading…
In Ohio, any person who knowingly or recklessly threatens or causes harm to another person can be charged with assault. Continue Reading…
Weapons offenses address the balance of the right to arm and protect yourself. Continue Reading…
Homicide offenses include much more than murder—they involve the loss of life, and an accusation of responsibility for that loss of life. Continue Reading…
Offenses against the family include domestic violence, child endangering, and the violation of a protection order. Continue Reading…
History has taught us that young people are more prone to mistakes. Continue Reading…
“OVI” stands for operating a vehicle while impaired. Most people call the offense DUI, or driving under the influence. Continue Reading…
Even though theft and fraud are nonviolent crimes, they usually get prosecuted as low-level felonies. Continue Reading…
There are several provisions in the law punishing interactions with law enforcement. Continue Reading…
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