The first step is finding a defense attorney who can pursue all available defenses to the charge and advise you of your options. Some options may...

I was just givin 2 tickets yesterday one for procession of marijuana and one for procession of a pipe what should I get

Building on what Mr. Palumbo said, there can be a lot of collateral consequences to possession of marijuana and marijuana paraphernalia...

Ohio Revised Code 2923.13(A) states that unless relieved from disability as provided in section 2923.14 of the Revised Code, no person shall...

Is it possible to be taken off the sex offender list early in ohio for a misdeameanor 4 charge?

The best person to answer that question is the attorney you hired. It's hard for an attorney on here to guess without knowing the facts of your case.

If an individual was charged with resisting arrest in 2009 and then faced DWI charges in 2012 , are there serious circumstances?

It sounds like you meant to say "consequences" rather than "circumstances." If so, yes, there are serious consequences if convicted of DWI in Ohio....

Can a PD be held liable for this assault?

Parents of minor children do not need to agree to a plea deal. Your son is the client so it's his decision whether to take a deal. I agree with...

Don't try to get cute with registration laws. People go to prison every day for trying to circumvent them. Just register in the county you're...

I'm in Intervention of Lieu of Conviction, Drug Paraphernalia M4, im being revoked, how does that affect me now w/ the new law?

You or your attorney should have documents from the court when you entered ILC. The court should have given you a sentence that day that fits...

Criminal case was reversed, now the prosecutor says they hav 45 days to submit this to the OHIO SUPREME COURT

Odds can be calculated in terms of number of cases petitioning for review and the number accepted. It's my understanding that as of a couple years...

I was charged with shoplifting and summoned to mayor's court for next week. What will they sentence me to?

Theft is a 1st degree misdemeanor that is punishable by 0-180 days in jail, up to a $1,000 fine, and up to 5 years of probation. It's almost...