Like most states, Ohio requires that motorists slow down and change lanes, if possible to do so safely, if there are vehicles stopped on the side of the road a motorist is traveling on. The law originally only applied to emergency vehicles and tow trucks….
Read MoreA recent Ohio Supreme Court ruling will change the way offenders with juvenile records can be sentenced in adult court. Prior to this decision, juvenile convictions could be used to add additional criminal charges to a criminal indictment or to extend the prison sentences for…
Read MoreAmerica’s streets have seen a continuous escalation of drug use and the drugs available, including an opioid elephant tranquilizer known as carfentanil. New drugs like this elephant sedative tend to be more potent and extremely dangerous. Opioids and heroin killed more than half a million…
Read MoreCrime rarely stays within one state’s borders. Whether it is related to drugs, guns, drunk driving, or other criminal acts, it is common for one state’s resident to cross into another state to commit or continue a criminal act. For instance, an Ohio resident was…
Read MoreIf you are a member of law enforcement, you can take comfort in the Ohio Supreme Court’s recent ruling declaring that you did not become something more than an ordinary citizen by choosing your job and you have the same constitutional rights under the law…
Read MoreWith the passage of H.B. 523, Ohio became the 25th state to legalize the use of medical marijuana. Governor John Kasich signed the bill on June 8, 2016, and the law will take effect on September 6, 2016. However, it could take up to two…
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