Is persistent disorderly conduct a 1st degree misdemeaner?
It's a fourth degree misdemeanor and a significant reduction from assault, which is a first degree misdemeanor.
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It's a fourth degree misdemeanor and a significant reduction from assault, which is a first degree misdemeanor.
This person is probably on PRC and may well need permission for the Ohio Adult Parole Authority to leave the state.
It's really not up to you. You can make your wishes known to the prosecutor and the judge. But, the state can pursue charges if it wants. And,...
This sounds like a defensible case. But, as in all cases, the other side or sides of the story are almost certainly going to be different. She...
RSP is not petty theft. One is stealing, the other is usually buying obviously stolen merchandise. They are different offenses. Whether to "let him...
I have no other convictions, you can file a motion with the trial court asking that the record be sealed.
Yes, that's legal. An indictment is the most formal type of charge there is. It means that prior to arresting you the police and prosecutors showed...
Yes, you can be arrested for OVI even if you don't take any field sobriety or chemical tests. You should get an attorney.
Unfortunately, a violation of RC 2911.12(A)(3), which is F3 burglary is defined as a felony offense of violence for which the record cannot be...
We need a lot more information to be of help in such a situation. Consider meeting privately with an attorney. The odds are it cannot be sealed and...