If you meet the criteria for a PFO, then yes, the prosecutor can charge you as a persistent felony offender.

It is very rare that the prosecutors will just drop a case and it will not be dropped before the court date. You will need to appear in court...

Both the owner and the driver of the at fault vehicle (or the insurer if insured) are equally responsible for any damages caused by the collision...

Speeding in a work zone has a fine up to $500 plus $143 court costs depending on whether workers were present. You should consider consulting with...

Let the judge know your circumstances and ask the court to appoint a public defender to represent you.

As long as you let your PO know you have to go to court it should not be a problem. If it were criminal, that would likely be different.

If you can show that the speed recorded was calibrated to .1% differential in accuracy as police radar is, you might have a fighting chance. But,...

I’d suggest you contact a lawyer in the Somerset area this occurred who has represented people at these hearings.

A charge of 26 or more over is not an 8 point violation. There are no points assessed if you were to plead or are found guilty of speeding 26 or...

You need to pursue a claim for an accident in the jurisdiction where the accident occurred. Ohio would generally not have jurisdiction for an...