A man in his mid-40s was driving one evening and was charged with a drug-related OVI, a misdemeanor of the first degree, and speeding. Unfortunately, the man is a recovering heroin addict who relapsed that night and made the mistake of getting into his car and driving home. As a reputable businessman with a good job, having an OVI on his record would have ended his career.
He turned to Brad Groene, a Cincinnati OVI attorney with Luftman, Heck & Associates, to represent him in Middletown Municipal Court. The client had some minor moving traffic violations on his record, along with some lower-level misdemeanors. With experience in representing OVI cases in the Cincinnati area for years, Brad focused on analyzing the urine test results and the evidence against the client. Frequently, evidence can be suppressed if it is obtained illegally. He also moved to suppress observations made by the arresting officer at the scene. Brad attended over five court dates on the client’s behalf and was able to get the charge reduced down to a reckless operations charge. Ultimately, the client did not have an OVI conviction on his record and slept easy knowing that his job and life were still intact.
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