Should I get an attorney?

A first-degree misdemeanor can earn you 180 days in county jail, so by all means retain counsel. See R.C. 2929.24(A)-- (A) ...if the...

What happens if someone i threatened with bodily harm calls the police?

Practically speaking, you'll probably get fired. If there's a legal issue to contend with, it will likely be a menacing charge. The statute...

Can I appeal an order setting aside the default in the federal court?

To follow up: You can't appeal it now. But once the case has reached a final judgment on all claims, you can appeal.

My fiance was just found guilty ....how do you start an appeal ......there is new eveidence ......does that help ?

You file a notice of appeal, typically within 30 days of the court's judgment entry if conviction. You definitely want to retain a qualified...

If AA classes aren't part of my dui sentence can probation office make me go?

A friend and colleague of mine regularly says, "sometimes you have to be more practical than principled." If you violate the terms of your...

What happens when you get arrested for writing a fake perscription

He will be charged formally in one of two ways. (1) The arresting officer / detective will file a complaint in a regional court, and he will be...

Ohio does not have a three-strike law. We do, however, have sentencing enhancements for "Major Drug Offenders" and "Repeat Violent...

Consequences of taking on a bank in small claims court

Perhaps your bank could cancel their contract with you and refund your accounts. That depends on your deposit agreement with them, and it probably...

I need to know if there is anything a lawyer could do for this. Sue girl or state and get him transfered from OH to TN for proba

From what I can gather, you need an attorney to challegne both the conviction and, at least, the sex offender determination. First off, the sex...

I was charged with internal possesion cop told me to plead not guilty in court what does this mean

All the officer meant is that you should go to your initial appearance and plead "not guilty." If you can't afford a lawyer, the judge will...