Drivers with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level above .08% will be charged with operating a vehicle under the influence (OVI). However, this is only true if the driver’s BAC levels are between .08% and .16%. Any driver with a BAC level above .16% could…
When you have been arrested and charged with a felony offense, the consequences of a conviction could be far more severe than if you were charged with a misdemeanor. You could face harsh penalties if charged with a fifth-degree felony. Here is more about some…
Drunk driving charges are some of Ohio’s most common criminal offenses. If you have been convicted or are facing DUI charges, you may be hoping to put the entire experience behind you and move forward with your life. However, with a DUI conviction on your…
When you are pulled over for a suspected DUI/OVI incident in Ohio, a police officer may ask you to take a breath, blood, or urine test. At that moment, your mind is probably racing with questions. You may be afraid of potential consequences even if…
Although a fourth-degree felony may not be as severe as a first-degree felony, it is still considered a felony-level offense. This means the consequences of a guilty verdict will be worse than if you were convicted of a misdemeanor. What Is a Fourth Degree Felony…
Discovering that a warrant is out in your name is alarming. The next time you’re pulled over could end with handcuffs, or you may be worried that police are on their way to arrest you. Whatever the details, it is crucial to take an active…
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