A DUI conviction can change how your driving record looks in Ohio and can lead to added DUI license points. It can also result in license restrictions or a suspension, depending on the circumstances. These changes can stay on your record longer than many people…
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If you were charged with Operating a Vehicle Under the Influence (OVI) in Ohio, you’re likely overwhelmed by the potential penalties and unsure of what to do next. But for some people, there’s an alternative to a DUI conviction that’s worth exploring: a plea deal…
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When facing a DUI—or OVI as it’s called in Ohio—you’re likely aware of two common plea options: guilty and not guilty. But there’s a third option that may be in your best interest: a no contest plea. A no contest plea means you do not…
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July 8th, 2025
Most people know that a conviction for drunk driving in Ohio—legally referred to as Operating a Vehicle Impaired (OVI)—can come with serious consequences: jail time, heavy fines, and the suspension of your driver’s license. But fewer are aware of another highly visible and potentially damaging…
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DUI checkpoints—also called sobriety checkpoints or OVI roadblocks—are a common sight in Cincinnati, especially on weekends, holidays, and nights when police expect higher volumes of impaired drivers. While these stops are legal under Ohio law, they can feel intimidating even if you haven’t had a…
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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…
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