The Ohio marijuana legalization measure may not have passed this year, but advocates are already preparing a new measure for the ballot next November. With the larger voter turnout expected due to the 2016 presidential election, many say that legalization has a good chance of…
Read MoreWhile crimes on college campuses as a whole may have decreased by 29 percent, 2014 data reveals that reports of campus sex crimes continue to grow. In fact, data released by the Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Statistics and the National Center for Education…
Read MoreWhile overall crime rates may be dropping or holding steady in many parts of the U.S., there are some crimes increasing rapidly in our city of Cincinnati. The increases in crime rates are not confined to one type of crime, either. We have seen jumps…
Read MoreMost people in Ohio don’t think that possession of marijuana is a big deal. After all, possession of fewer than 100 grams of cannabis is considered a minor misdemeanor that requires a fine of $150 and no jail time. In fact, this will not even…
Read MoreDespite the trends of decriminalization of some controlled substances and the growing emphasis of treatment over punishment for drug addicts across the country, drug crimes are still taken seriously in Ohio. A Cincinnati drug lawyer is well-aware how devastating a drug conviction can be to…
Read MoreOfficers in Ohio are cracking down on speeding and other traffic violations in construction zones across the state. In fact, Cincinnati received $49,900 in federal traffic safety funding to specifically enforce traffic laws within construction zones in 2014 alone! This lead to a huge spike…
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