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April 23, 2025 | DUI
Numerous studies have shown that drunk driving can be extremely dangerous. DUI accidents can cause catastrophic injuries and deaths. So, when did it become illegal to drink and drive in the United States? When Did Drinking and Driving Become Illegal? New York was the first state to enact a law making drunk driving illegal. California… read more
April 16, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Carrying or transporting a handgun in Ohio requires a clear understanding of the state’s gun laws. It can be confusing to know exactly what is allowed and what might lead to legal trouble. Even a small mistake can have serious consequences. Being informed about these requirements is essential to making sure you don’t inadvertently do… read more
April 11, 2025 | Drug Crimes
Delta-8 THC has gained popularity as an alternative to traditional cannabis products, attracting those looking for milder effects. This interest, however, has brought about some legal confusion regarding its status. Different states have varying laws surrounding Delta-8 THC, leading to uncertainty among users who may not understand the legal implications of possessing or using this… read more
April 7, 2025 | DUI Law
A new DUI law, called Liv’s Law, will go into effect in Ohio on April 9, 2025. The law was passed after Olivia Wright, a 22-year-old, was killed by a drunk driver who only received a 5-year sentence. Every Dayton driver must understand the new rules to ensure that they follow them. A DUI conviction… read more
April 1, 2025 | Criminal Defense
In today’s world, social media is a big part of our daily lives. It changes how we talk to each other, share experiences, and record events. Many people don’t realize that social media can have serious legal effects, especially in felony cases. Ohio courts now accept online footage as evidence. This change affects the results… read more
March 19, 2025 | DUI
If you get pulled over for a DUI, your heart may start racing. You may be scared and think your life will turn upside down. The next thing you know, a police officer may be asking you to take a breathalyzer. So, can you refuse to take it? The short answer is yes. You can… read more
March 5, 2025 | Ohio Law
Under Ohio law, criminal trespassing is when a defendant enters or stays on someone else’s property without proper permission. This can include stepping onto private land, remaining there after a business is closed, or ignoring posted signs or fences that clearly limit access. You can still be charged even if the property is considered public,… read more
February 28, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Understanding consent laws in Ohio can help you avoid serious legal troubles and protect your rights. This topic is incredibly important when dealing with charges like sexual assault or statutory rape, where misunderstanding consent laws can lead to life-changing consequences. Learn about what our Ohio criminal defense lawyers have to say about specific guidelines as… read more
February 5, 2025 | Criminal Defense
A hung jury is a jury that cannot reach a verdict, even after long deliberation, due to internal dissent. Some call this a hung jury, while others call it a deadlocked jury. Both terms refer to the same situation. Although a hung jury might be good news for a criminal defendant with a strong case… read more
January 16, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Strict liability crimes are unique because they don’t require proof of intent or knowledge to result in a conviction. This means that even if someone didn’t mean to break the law or wasn’t aware they were doing something wrong, they could still be held responsible. While this might seem unfair at first glance, strict liability… read more
