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A Brief Overview on Judicial Releases

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In the state of Ohio, judges have the ability to grant early “judicial releases” from prison provided that certain conditions are met. The ability to release people from prison in such a way can be found in Ohio Revised Code section 2929.20 and became effective in July 1996. The following will take a brief look…

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Blood Alcohol Tests in Ohio

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The most commonly used test in Ohio to determine a person’s blood alcohol content is the breath test. If you are pulled over by law enforcement under suspicion of OVI/DUI and asked to submit to breath blood alcohol testing, or asked to submit to a blood test, it is important that you understand what you…

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What Happens at a Pretrial Hearing?

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What Happens at a Pretrial Hearing? If you have never been involved in a criminal case before, being told that there is a pretrial hearing can cause a great amount of uneasiness. It is best to learn in advance what the pretrial hearing process involves so that you will feel more prepared. Fortunately, our criminal…

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Ohio’s New Expungement Law

Ohio recently changes its expungement laws. Read our latest blog post to learn more about the new rules.

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Warrant for Your Arrest? Know the Basics

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If a judge receives a complaint from law enforcement establishing probable cause to believe that a criminal offense was committed, that judge can issue a warrant for the arrest of the person believed to have committed the crime. In other limited situations, a magistrate, court clerk, or officer of the court can issue a warrant.…

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Ohio’s OVI Lookback Period

A lookback period refers to the length of time that a prior OVI conviction or guilty plea will be considered as one of your sentencing factors for a new OVI offense. Any prior conviction that occurs within the lookback time period will be viewed by a court of law as a prior OVI offense, which will increase the severity of penalties imposed upon conviction. If an OVI has occurred outside of this lookback window, it will not be counted as a previous offense.

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