Ohio DUI / OVI Blog

EXPUNGING A DISMISSED TRAFFIC TICKET FROM YOUR RECORD Traffic offenses are usually not eligible for expungement. If you have previously

 The Fifth District Court of Appeals in Delaware County recently held that when an officer believes a driver may be

OVI CONVICTION THROWN OUT BECAUSE STATE COULD NOT SHOW IT FOLLOWED THE GUIDELINES FOR CONDUCTING BREATH TESTS The Ohio Court

A recent Ohio court decision demonstrates the importance of statutory language in traffic cases. In State v. White, 2021-Ohio-2703, a

SPEEDING TICKET THROWN OUT: RADAR EVIDENCE FAULTY & VISUAL OBSERVATION OF SPEED NOT ENOUGH TO CONVICT The Ohio Court of

SCHEDULE A FREE CONSULTATION DRIVING OVER THE SOLID WHITE LINE IS NOT A MARKED LANES VIOLATION The Ohio Supreme Court

Police Search Car After Issuing Traffic Citation Warning, Prolonging Stop By Walking Two Drug Dogs Around the Vehicle; Passenger Charged

Ohio has laid out certain rules and guidelines for filing an application to have a criminal conviction sealed or expunged.

Many know that laws are generally prohibited from restricting religious beliefs. But sometimes situations arise where religious beliefs are at

Not following a court order for child support payments can lead to criminal charges. But can people still be charged