Not long ago, a young man was pulled over by police for a routine traffic stop in Hamilton County and was subsequently charged with possession of a small amount of marijuana, which is a first-degree misdemeanor. With no prior criminal history, the young man had recently graduated from college and wanted to avoid the complications associated with having a drug conviction or a license suspension on his record; therefore, he reached out to the attorneys at Luftman, Heck & Associates to address the marijuana charges.
Attorney, Bradley J. Groene used his ample experience handling Ohio drug charges to effectively negotiate on his client’s behalf. He successfully reduced the possession of marijuana charges to disorderly conduct. Under attorney Groene’s representation, his client was able to plead to this lesser offence and move past this incident without the trappings of a license suspension or a drug conviction. Furthermore, the client was pleased to learn that after pleading to the disorderly conduct charge, he was eligible for an immediate expungement, essentially removing the offence from his record.
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