I agree with my colleague, and write separately to add that repleving is NOT something that you can do without an attorney.

In Ohio (and most other states), prosecutors can limit disclosure of some information in discovery as "counsel only." For those material;s,...

I must clarify the responses of my colleagues: in Ohio, your dog must be under your control, whether on your property or not. Section 955.22(C)...

Yes. The dog is personal property in Ohio, and the only indicia of ownership that you mentioned (vet records and registration) are in your name. ...

First, you should understand that the police do not need a warrant for this seizure if they have reason to believe that the animals are without...

You said yourself that you were asked to care for the animal, and that the owners have been in contact with you about the animal. so you cannot...

The direct answer to your question is "yes," she can be charged for failing to control the dog. A fence must be constructed so that it is strong...

I will go beyond what my colleague (Ms. Pinjuh) told you. There is ZERO chance of that happening. Before the pandemic, the government liked to...

Probably not, unless there are facts which would give the Court a reason to think that you need to be taught a lesson (for example, a second case...

First, since you are in Ohio, this is NOT a matter for Animal Control nor for a 'Dog Warden.' Those offices deal only with strays and failure to...