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The Ohio Supreme Court recently issued a ruling that changes what drivers must provide at the time of an accident.
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On March 22, 2020, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine issued a public health directive that ordered all non-essential Ohio employees must
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Many courthouses across Ohio have suspended or limited operations in response to the ongoing Coronavirus situation. This has left many
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The Tenth District Ohio Court of Appeals in Columbus recently upheld a Franklin County Municipal Court judge’s decision throwing out
CAN A COURT IMPOSE ADDITIONAL PENALTIES IN A SENTENCING MEMO AFTER A DEFENDANT’S SENTENCING HEARING?
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SCHEDULE A FREE CONSULTATION document.addEventListener( 'wpcf7mailsent', function( event ) { location = '/thank-you/'; }, false ); JUDGE MUST INFORM DEFENDANT
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Generally, a roommate can give police permission to search the areas of a home or apartment that he or she
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While on patrol, police officers are on the look out for a variety of traffic violations that can lead to
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Written by Anthony Iori, Riddell Law Associate The Ohio Court of Appeals upheld a motion to suppress evidence when it found
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The City of Columbus is introducing a diversion program for people charged with theft offenses from larger stores such as
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The Tenth District Court of Appeals in Columbus upheld a Franklin County Municipal Court judge’s decision to throw out an
