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

December 6, 2024 | Ohio Law

Driving without a valid license in Ohio is a serious offense that can lead to significant legal consequences. Understanding the potential penalties is crucial if you forgot to renew your license, never obtained one, or are driving on a suspended license. This blog post explains what Ohio law says about driving without a license and… read more

April 30, 2024 | Ohio Law

A misdemeanor conviction in Ohio can have a significant impact on your life, affecting employment and housing opportunities, not to mention the penalty directly assessed by the court.  Knowing how long these crimes stay on your record – and how to expunge them, if possible – is important for those looking to clear their name… read more

March 28, 2024 | Ohio Law

Understanding the legal elements of criminal trespassing can be essential to avoid potential criminal charges – or, if they’ve already been filed against you, to strategize an effective defense.  In Dayton, criminal trespass encompasses actions that go against the rightful owner’s or occupant’s wishes regarding their property. This can include various scenarios where an individual… read more

December 22, 2023 | Ohio Law

Cyberbullying is also known as digital harassment or e-bullying. It is bullying that takes place over electronic or digital devices, including cell phones, tablets, and computers. Cyberbullying can take the form of texts, videos, GIFs, blogs, or other online and digital media.  Ohio does not have a specific law making cyberbullying illegal. However, cyberbullying becomes… read more

March 28, 2022 | Ohio Law

Hitting a bike rider with your car in Dayton can be terrifying for you and catastrophic for the bicyclist. Car accidents involving cyclists often result in traumatic injuries for the bike rider. Knowing what to do after you hit a bike rider with your car can help you protect your legal options to defend yourself… read more

November 6, 2021 | Ohio Law

Wondering if mail order weed is legal in Ohio? Suhre & Associates DUI and Criminal Defense Lawyers criminal defense lawyers explain what you should know about mail order marijuana in the state. Recreational marijuana is illegal in Ohio. To possess weed in Ohio, you need a medical marijuana prescription from a doctor. Specifically, mail order… read more

September 29, 2021 | Ohio Law

The State of Ohio has an entire chapter of the Penal Code dedicated to firearm rules and regulations. Failure to obey these laws can lead to criminal penalties ranging from misdemeanors to felonies, depending on the violation. As a gun owner, it can be extremely difficult to obey all of these rules. We understand that… read more

September 1, 2020 | Ohio Law

In Ohio, if you are arrested and charged with a crime, you might be required to post bail. This is the process imposed by the court to allow you to leave jail while ensuring you return for future hearings in your case. Bail is collateral that a person accused of a crime gives to the… read more

June 18, 2020 | Ohio Law

There’s been a lot of buzz surrounding CBD oil and its possible health benefits ever since a 2018 federal law decriminalized its use. As in almost every other state, it is legal to buy, sell, or possess CBD oil in Ohio. However, before you decide to use CBD oil, it’s important to know what CBD… read more