Are the police trying to trick me into helping them when they really have nothing on me ?

Police cannot make charges “go away.” They have no power to dismiss charges. Only the prosecutor can dismiss charges. Police can and do make empty...

Do you have a bond now? If you already posted a bond, in all likelihood that bond will remain the same at your arraignment. If you don’t have a...

Best defense against a DUI after a accident?

Under Ohio's implied consent law, the police normally have to obtain your consent or refusal to submit to a blood sample within two hours of...

You are not under a disability unless you are a chronic alcoholic. Your 22 years of sobriety speaks volumes that you are no longer a chronic...

I am on felony probation in Akron OH. And got arrested for mistermeanor charges in Port Clinton oh will my p.o. in Akron find ou

Most conditions of felony probation require the probationer to notify their PO within 24-48 hours of being arrested and charged with an offense....

I hit my own residence and police came to my house I was cited for failure to control and hit and skip on private property

There are many questions that need to be answered. You should consult with an attorney ASAP.

My husband just got caught for OVI he already has a felony DUI. What is he facing?

Since he already has a felony OVI conviction, he is facing an automatic felony 3 OVI. He is facing mandatory 9 -36 months in prison, followed by an...

The Auto was in my name because my Daugther couldnt Buy A Auto She ran Camera light and i Got the Ticket Do I have to pay??

Traffic camera violations are civil in nature. No points. No criminal penalties. The answer is no, you do not owe the $ but you will have to sign...

Can somebody go to jail for not paying fines?

No, it is against state law and the US Constitution to jail someone for his/her inability to pay a fine. Justice O’Connor of the Ohio Supreme Court...

Can police stating he smelled a "strong odor of alcoholic beverage" be sufficient evidence for OVI conviction?

No. Left of center and an odor of alcoholic beverage are insufficient evidence to prove someone’s ability to operate a motor vehicle is noticeably...