The First District Court of Appeals recently decided a case involving a driving under an OVI suspension charge. A woman was driving her daughter’s car, was pulled over, and subsequently
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The First District Court of Appeals recently decided a case involving a driving under an OVI suspension charge. A woman was driving her daughter’s car, was pulled over, and subsequently
The State Must Prove "Operation" In Order to Establish an OVI at Trial A judge in the Fairfield County Municipal Court in Lancaster recently dismissed an OVI case in the
The Fifth District Court of Appeals in Delaware County recently held that when an officer believes a driver may be impaired by alcohol, he must be able to point a
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