Ohio DUI / OVI Blog

In another recent unconstitutional search and seizure case, an Ohio Court of Appeals has again affirmed that being in a

In order to establish speeding beyond a reasonable doubt, the prosecutor must prove that: (1) the laser device is in

Under Ohio law, if a police officer’s reason for continuing to detain a driver is unrelated to the original reason

What is a “Terry” Stop? There are three types of police police-citizen interactions: 1) a consensual encounter, 2) a brief investigatory

In Ohio, failure to stop after an accident is a first degree misdemeanor.  An essential element of the crime is

Generally, the Fourth Amendment prohibits “unreasonable searches and seizures.”  But what happens if the officer thinks he has justification for

In a recent Ohio case, the defendant was stopped at a DUI checkpoint.  While stopped, an officer became suspicious that

One recent Ohio OVI case –State v. Robertson, 2014-Ohio-5389 –  is interesting because the front seat passenger – and not

We recently posted the application for our second annual Riddell Law DUI Awareness Scholarship — a $500 scholarship to be given to

One recent Ohio case highlights the importance of cruiser video evidence in traffic-related stops.  In this case, a car was pulled