August 1, 2025 | Ohio Law

Abortion law is changing quite a bit these days, leaving many people unsure where the law actually stands, what rights they have, and what risks they currently face. Understanding exactly what’s legal in Ohio right now is essential for making safe and informed choices. Abortion Is Currently Legal in Ohio Currently, under Ohio law and… read more

July 29, 2025 | Ohio Law

Learning about distance measurements is important when dealing with criminal charges related to school zones in Ohio. Many laws, such as drug offenses or firearm charges, impose restrictions that include specific distances, like 1,000 feet from school property. Knowing how far this distance actually is can help clarify your legal situation. In this blog post,… read more

July 28, 2025 | Ohio Law

Public urination might seem like a minor offense, but it can carry serious legal consequences depending on where it happens and how prosecutors choose to charge it. Although no state law specifically criminalizes public urination in Cincinnati, Ohio, that doesn’t mean it’s legal. Local ordinances in cities like Cincinnati often prohibit public urination under various… read more

July 8, 2025 | Ohio Law

In Ohio, murder is one of the most serious crimes a person can face, and it carries unique legal consequences. One of the most important differences between murder and other crimes is that there is no statute of limitations. That means someone can be charged with murder even decades after the crime took place. This… read more

May 20, 2025 | Ohio Law

If you are seeing a therapist in Ohio, you may wonder what information is protected and what they’re legally required to report to the police. While therapy is meant to be private and confidential, there are important exceptions under state law. Knowing what a therapist has to report can help you protect your rights and… read more

March 21, 2025 | Ohio Law

Driving without a valid license in Ohio is illegal, regardless of the reason. Even if you were unaware that your license expired or was suspended, you may face criminal charges if law enforcement catches you driving. The penalties for driving without a license may include fees, jail time, or permanent loss of your license, depending… read more

January 16, 2025 | Ohio Law

In Cincinnati, Ohio, there are a few different charges a defendant can face when they cause the death of another person. Two of these commonly include murder and manslaughter. Understanding the difference between these charges in terms of elements of the crime and penalties is essential if you find yourself in this serious situation.  What… read more

January 3, 2025 | Ohio Law

You might consider running from the police if you are in trouble. However, there are numerous potential consequences for avoiding the police. Before you flee from or fail to comply with the police, you should know the possible consequences you could face if you commit this crime. Failing to Comply with Police Officers in Ohio… read more

November 1, 2024 | Ohio Law

From the prosecution of Michelle Carter, who encouraged her boyfriend to commit suicide, to physician-assisted suicide for the terminally ill, criminalizing suicide has become a hot topic in recent years. However, the legal status of “causing someone’s suicide” is a complex issue. Can you be prosecuted for causing someone’s suicide in Ohio? The answer ultimately… read more

July 2, 2024 | Ohio Law

Ohio legalized recreational marijuana for adults 21 years old and older in December 2023. However, there are still restrictions on the use of recreational marijuana in the state. You could still be charged with a marijuana offense if you are not careful with the use of recreational marijuana. Ohio Recreational Marijuana Laws Recreational marijuana is… read more