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May 17, 2024 | Criminal Law
In the criminal justice system, keeping track of a case status is important for all parties involved. Understanding these statuses helps defendants and their attorneys manage expectations and prepare for the potential outcomes of their legal process. One particular term you might encounter within case statuses is “disposed.” What does disposed mean? Disposed indicates that… 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
April 12, 2024 | Sex Crimes
Indecent exposure carries significant implications, making it important to understand the exact elements of this crime in Ohio and the possible defenses that an attorney can raise if you find yourself facing charges. What Is Indecent Exposure in Ohio? In Ohio, the term used to describe incidents that would commonly be classified as indecent exposure… 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
February 27, 2024 | Criminal Law
The criminal justice systems for adults and juveniles diverge considerably in philosophy, process, and outcomes. If you’ve been charged as an adult or dealing with a child or loved one who has been charged as a juvenile, this can be an immensely challenging time. Understanding these differences between the adult and juvenile criminal processes can… read more
January 9, 2024 | Sex Crimes
Public urination is seen by many as a minor offense, but it can carry surprising legal ramifications and is often misunderstood by the general public. Due to its perceived insignificance, many individuals may not realize the potential penalties or social consequences of being charged with this act. In Dayton, Ohio, as in many cities across… 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
December 21, 2023 | Drug Crimes
Ohio has recently become one of the newest states to legalize recreational marijuana possession and use within its borders. Issue 2, which voters overwhelmingly passed in the November election, went into effect on December 7. But there are still several issues policymakers have to work out in the bill. Some Ohioans may face unfair DUI… read more
November 28, 2023 | DUI
The short answer to this question is usually ‘yes’, for more than one reason. Attempting to defend yourself against a Dayton DUI (OVI) charge without a lawyer is like a gladiator walking into a stadium to face hungry lions. The Ohio criminal justice system is competitive, adversarial, complex, and relentless. The ultimate disposition of your… read more
November 27, 2023 | Checkpoints
OVI (operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs) checkpoints are legal in Ohio and are typically enforced by the local police departments or sheriff’s offices – mainly on weekends and nights. These checkpoints aim to identify impaired drivers for public safety purposes. A central point of contention arises with regard to how… read more
