July 18, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Speeding tickets in Ohio aren’t just a matter of paying a fine and moving on. Depending on how fast you were going and whether you’ve had prior violations, speeding can lead to criminal charges, sometimes even a license suspension or jail time. Further, because Ohio law treats certain speeding offenses as misdemeanors, a simple mistake… 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
July 4, 2025 | Drug Crimes
Recreational marijuana is now legal in Ohio, but that doesn’t mean you can order it online and have it shipped to your door. While adults 21 and over can legally buy cannabis from licensed dispensaries, mail-order weed and delivery are still not permitted under state law. That said, there’s one exception: certain hemp-derived products containing… read more
July 2, 2025 | DUI
For defendants facing an OVI (Operating a Vehicle Impaired) charge in Cincinnati, understanding ignition interlock device (IID) laws is essential. The rules determining when you must install an IID can directly affect whether you can keep your driving privileges. For many people, compliance with these laws makes a difference between returning to everyday life or… read more
June 27, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Facing an indecent exposure charge in Cincinnati, Ohio, is a much more serious matter than many people realize. In Ohio, this crime is formally known as public indecency and is charged when a person engages in sexual conduct, exposes themselves, or masturbates in a public space or anywhere they can be seen by others, especially… read more
June 19, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Parole allows a person to leave prison early and finish the remainder of their sentence while being supervised in the community. Unlike probation—which is typically an alternative to incarceration ordered by a judge instead of jail time—parole comes after someone has already spent some portion of their sentence in prison. Understanding how parole works and… read more
June 12, 2025 | Criminal Defense
When you’re facing criminal charges in Ohio, hearing that the charges were “dropped” or “dismissed” might sound like the same thing. In everyday conversation, the terms are often used interchangeably. However, in the legal system, they can have different meanings and carry different consequences for your future. Knowing the difference between these outcomes can help… read more
May 26, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Criminal court is full of Latin phrases and terms of art. These legal terms are challenging to understand if you aren’t a lawyer. The complicated legal language and nuances in the law can confuse a defendant about the status of their case. Here, we will explain one term, nolle prosequi, and how it applies in… 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
May 15, 2025 | Kentucky Law
If you’ve ever watched a court movie, you have probably heard about someone pleading the Fifth. This phrase means someone is invoking the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution. The Fifth Amendment protects people from self-incrimination. The rules around pleading the 5th and when someone can invoke these rights are not so simple. You… read more
