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…
Your name could come up in a police investigation in any number of ways. But when police, detectives, or federal agents attempt to question or contact you, you may be intimidated and unsure of what to expect. Anytime the police might be investigating you, consult…
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…
False accusations of domestic violence in Queen City are far more common than you might think. And if false claims have been made against you, you must take steps to defend yourself. If convicted, you face harsh penalties in addition to the overall negative impact…
Drunk driving, known as operating a vehicle while impaired in Ohio, is a severe criminal offense, and it’s only getting more harshly punished. In fact, across the country, states have started cracking down on drunk drivers. With that said, the consequences of an OVI in…
Ohio may finally have legalized the consumption of marijuana and cannabis products for medical reasons. But that does not mean that the state allows recreational marijuana use or possession. And whether you have a prescription for medical marijuana or not, it is against the law…
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