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An OVI conviction can result in a court-imposed license suspension. The video describes a one-to-three-year range for a first offense and discusses an initial period without driving before limited privileges may be available.
An OVI conviction in Ohio can lead to a court suspension of driving privileges. This video discusses a first-offense range of at least one year and potentially up to three years, with longer consequences possible for prior convictions.
The attorney also describes an initial period without eligibility to drive and the possibility of court-authorized limited privileges afterward. The exact terms depend on the charge, history, and court order.
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