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Traveling for the Holidays? What to Know if You’re Arrested Out of State
December 17, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Holiday travel is almost always hectic. But most people do not expect such travel to include an arrest, especially an out-of-state arrest. Being arrested in a different state can feel overwhelming. Here’s what you need to know to navigate your criminal defense effectively. An out-of-state case can move quickly, and the rules may be different… read more
Suhre & Associates Secures Dismissal for Malik Stafford in High-Profile OWI Case
December 9, 2025 | News
Read the full WEVV news story here. Our client, Malik Stafford, 24, of Louisville, was arrested on June 16, 2025, following a fatal crash on North St. Joseph Avenue in Vanderburgh County, Indiana. Stafford was charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated Causing Death (Level 4 Felony) and Operating a Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated… read more
Security Clearances and DUI
November 19, 2025 | DUI
A DUI charge in Ohio can create problems for anyone who holds, or hopes to obtain, a security clearance. Although a single DUI does not always automatically result in losing your clearance, it could raise concerns in that regard. In many cases, the outcome depends less on the charge itself and more on how you… read more
Everything You Need to Know About House Arrest in Ohio
November 17, 2025 | Criminal Defense
House arrest is a type of community control in Ohio that allows you to serve your sentence at home instead of in prison. However, though it may seem like a more lenient option, Ohio courts impose tight rules on it, and it isn’t always an option for defendants, either. Violating any house arrest restrictions, such… read more
When Can the Police Enter Your Private Property?
November 12, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Most people believe that police officers can’t come onto their private property without a warrant. While that’s generally true, several exceptions under Ohio and federal law can allow officers to legally enter your land or home in other circumstances as well. Learning about these limits is critical because, although officers have the authority to investigate… read more
How To Deal With an Outstanding Warrant for Your Arrest
November 9, 2025 | Criminal Law
Discovering that there’s a warrant out for your arrest can be alarming. Whether it stems from a missed court date, an unpaid fine, or an unresolved criminal matter, an outstanding warrant should never be ignored. The longer it remains active, the greater the risk of being arrested at an inconvenient—and potentially embarrassing—moment. The good news… read more
Was the Evidence in My Case Obtained Illegally?
November 5, 2025 | Police Misconduct
In the United States, both the U.S. Constitution and state laws provide strong protections against unlawful searches and seizures. If law enforcement collected evidence in violation of your civil rights protections, your attorney may be able to get that evidence thrown out, potentially weakening the prosecution’s case or even leading to a dismissal. Below, you… read more
How to Afford a Criminal Lawyer
October 28, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Hiring a criminal defense lawyer can feel out of reach for many people when you’re already under stress after an arrest. However, in Ohio, you still have options for experienced legal representation regardless of your financial situation. Learning about how legal fees work and what resources are available can help you protect your rights and… read more
Are There Defenses I Can Use for Drunk Driving?
October 21, 2025 | DUI
If you’ve been charged with drunk driving in Ohio, you’re probably wondering what comes next and whether you have any options for defending yourself. The good news is that even if your situation feels hopeless, there are often legal defenses that can lead to reduced penalties or even a complete dismissal of your charges. Ohio’s… read more
Should You Waive Your Miranda Rights?
September 30, 2025 | Criminal Defense
When police arrest someone, they usually read a warning about the right to remain silent and to have an attorney. These are known as Miranda rights. Understanding these rights can make a significant difference for defendants in this situation. If you choose to give up, or “waive,” these rights, and speak to law enforcement without… read more