If you wake up in jail after a DUI in Cincinnati, the decisions that you make next can have a drastic effect on the outcome of your case. Even if you are released soon after being charged, operating a vehicle while intoxicated, or OVI as…
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Even for a first offense, an Ohio DUI (called OVI in state law) can lead to up to six months in jail, probation, and lasting consequences on your record. But jail isn’t always the only option. Ohio courts, including those in Hamilton County, often consider…
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If you’ve been charged with a DUI / OVI in Cincinnati, you’re likely facing the possibility of jail, fines, and a suspended license. But for many first-time DUI offenders, there may be an alternative to incarceration: Ohio’s Driver Intervention Program (DIP). OVI Driver Intervention in…
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In Cincinnati, an OVI can carry serious consequences—jail, license suspension, steep fines, and a permanent criminal record. It can also disrupt your career, family life, and future. However, OVI convictions often hinge on evidence that isn’t as reliable as it may seem. From illegal DUI…
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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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If you are convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) or operating a vehicle impaired (OVI) in Ohio and granted limited driving privileges, you may be required to install special yellow license plates with red lettering on your vehicle — commonly called “party plates” or…
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