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In March of 2017, Ohio Senate Bill 199 became active per Governor John Kasich’s December 2016 decision to sign it into law. In this bill, many gun regulations and laws were updated and changed. Below are some important facts you should know about Ohio gun…
Read MoreA protection order (PO) can be defined as an order given by a judge that prohibits the defendant from making contact with the petitioner. While protection orders can be helpful for some, being served with a wrongful Ohio protection order can damage your reputation, career,…
Read MoreWhen it concerns individuals convicted of drunk driving and the penalties they receive, a local Municipal Court judge in Ohio has taken a unique approach. Judge Michael Cicconetti of Painesville, OH has implemented a requirement as part of the punishments he imposes upon those convicted…
Read MoreBeing convicted of a DUI can be a scary situation. Alcohol-related offenses can carry significant penalties and follow you around for many years. The good news is that you can fight a conviction, especially if you feel that the court handled your case improperly. Did…
Read MoreIn Ohio, the legal drinking age is 21 years old. However, drinking is a rite of passage for many, with high schoolers and college students enjoying a drink or two at parties. While many parents know that their teens have tried a beer or glass…
Read MoreAfter being arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OVI/DUI), your first questions might be about your driver’s license. Will you lose your license? If so, for how long? The thought of getting your license taken away can leave you wracked with fear over how…
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