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
March 19, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Theft, robbery, and burglary are all distinct criminal charges. However, the three charges all share similarities. While many people use these terms interchangeably, there are distinct legal definitions under Ohio law. If you are charged with any of these crimes, you must understand the elements of your charge and what the prosecutors must prove to… read more
March 17, 2025 | Gun Laws
Constitutional carry gives many adults the option to carry a handgun without a permit, and this is the case in Indiana. As long as you are at least 18 years old and not barred from possessing firearms, it is legal to do so. Some individuals still decide to apply for a handgun license, which can… read more
February 21, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Responsible gun owners respect the law. However, they also demand that the law respects their constitutional rights under the Second Amendment and Ohio self-defense laws. Many federal firearm laws impact a gun owner’s rights. However, state-specific gun laws may prove to be more restrictive than most federal gun laws. There is no standard for determining… read more
February 17, 2025 | Criminal Procedure
Miranda rights are an important part of the criminal justice system. They protect potential defendants during police encounters and ensure they don’t say anything that negatively affects their criminal matter in the future. Understanding and asserting your Miranda rights is essential in preventing self-incrimination and ensuring fair treatment within the legal system. If you believe… 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
December 5, 2024 | Criminal Law
Many immigrants in Cincinnati, OH, are worried about deportation after a criminal conviction. This is understandable. If you are lawfully present in the United States, you have probably worked very hard to achieve your legal status. It is devastating to find out that you could face deportation because of a mistake. Certain categories and types… read more
November 26, 2024 | DUI
Leaving a large event at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio, can often lead to crowded roadways and an increased likelihood of being stopped by law enforcement for suspected driving under the influence (DUI). Attendees enjoying themselves, whether it’s during concerts, sports events, or other gatherings, may underestimate how alcohol affects their ability to drive safely…. 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
