Eric Jonathan Allen
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Columbus, OH

Criminal defense Lawyer at Columbus, OH

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Appeals, Violent Crime

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How much would it cost for a defense attorney

Eric's answer | Answered on May 08, 2015

with two bodies and two injured people it is going to be expensive. It is possible to go well over one hundred thousand. However, there is an...

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I have a f5 felony in ohio from a bad check can i get it removed

Eric's answer | Answered on May 19, 2010

Yes if you have no convictions for ovi,dus or anything that is traffic/criminal in nature. A record can be sealed. The clerk of the common...

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How can we get a 10 year old sex offender charge off my husbands record?

Eric's answer | Answered on March 30, 2010

you have two possibilites in this case. One is that there is a romeo/juliet exception to having to register. It depends on the charge and depends...

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My cousin is in jail and is being refused medicine he needs to survive. who can we contact to make them give him his medication

Eric's answer | Answered on March 30, 2010

Contact the Hamilton County Sherriff and make him aware of the situation. Contact the medical staff at the jail and make them aware. Have his...

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Is there somewhere i can look on line for an example of a motion for sentence reduction?

Eric's answer | Answered on March 30, 2010

In Ohio once a valid sentence is enforced the trial judge cannot reduce it. Only by appealing the sentence can the defendant attempt to reduce the...

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Are there any attorneys or agencies in Ohio that offer free help to inmates for filing an appeal on the sentencing of the case?

Eric's answer | Answered on March 30, 2010

The best place to start is the Ohio Public Defender's Office in Columbus. Thier address is 250 East Broad Street, Suite 1400, Columbus, Ohio...

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