Can you be held liable if someone drinks at a poker game at your house and drives and kills someone on their way home?

Yes, it is possible. The same can go for a bar tender letting a person get drunk and drive home. They are very tough cases and usually best...

Is the police report accurate for court

No not good enough for a dismissal but it is always a shot at showing how the cops screwed up. It always depends on what other evidence there is. ...

Do I need an attorney? Why did the judge not accept my plea of no contest?

Most likely the judge wouldn't accept the no contest plea because you were trying to argue that you had a defense. Often times courts will not...

Possible to get OVI reduced?

Whether it is possible depends on the court you are charged in and the prosecutor and judges attitude towards this type of offense. I suggest you...

Can a person go to jail for check fraud

If you are charged with passing bad checks then yes you can go to jail. I suggest you talk to your attorney if you have one and if not hire one...

I need an attorney. Lost my job so I have no income coming in. Legal Aid doesn't deal with criminal cases, only civil?

If you can not afford an attorney you can contact the public defender's office for your county. http://www.opd.ohio.gov/CountyPD/CountyPD.htm...

I have 2 Ohio duis this year; how much trouble am I in?

You are at an extremely high risk of jail and I would suggest hiring a good criminal defense attorney. Depending on what the result of your first...

Can either one of my case be reopened and re litigated ? So that I can later have one expunged.

It is very difficult to withdraw a conviction but is possible. Ohio law has changed and you can get two misdemeanors expunged as long as each is...

If you were incarerated for a crime and served your time then uncatrerated for a different crime can they go back and put

I am not quite sure what you are asking. if you are asking if the second offense court can put restrictions on you because of your record then yes...

I would say no. It appears that the first court terminated her probation. Once probation is terminated they can not reimpose it on the same...