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Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is a serious offense that poses significant risks to an impaired driver and to other road users. Law enforcement officers generally use observational skills, standardized field sobriety tests (SFSTs) and chemical tests...
Understanding the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony is important for anyone who has been accused of criminal wrongdoing in Ohio. These classifications not only determine the severity of a crime but also influence the potential consequences that an alleged...
If you are being questioned regarding a crime, law enforcement may ask you to take a lie detector test. It’s important to understand that you are not required to do so. In fact, there are several reasons why you probably shouldn’t take it. The problem with lie...
Social media platforms now affect the interpersonal communication styles of Americans to such a degree that it isn’t surprising when someone’s reaction to being charged with criminal wrongdoing is to vent about their experience on one or more of these platforms...
Breakups are hard – especially if you were in a serious and/or long-term relationship and the breakup wasn’t your idea. It’s understandable to feel angry and maybe even “get back” at the other person. Unfortunately, an all-too-easy way to do that is to go through your...
You had a couple of drinks with dinner or while out with friends, but you certainly weren’t drunk – and you definitely weren’t over the limit. When you were stopped on suspicion of drunk driving, you thought that blowing into the breathalyzer device would quickly...
Those who have been accused of criminal offenses generally have two options. They can plead guilty to the charges brought against them by the prosecutor or they can seek to seek legal guidance and defend against the charges they’re facing. Although everyone accused of...
Blood alcohol concentration is not the only element considered when determining if someone should face drunk driving charges. There is a legal limit of 0.08%, but drivers who are under this limit can still be given a drunk driving citation if their impairment can be...