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Cell phones have changed life in many ways, and this includes the way that the police approach many criminal investigations. They know that there may be evidence in the form of text messages, email messages, pictures or videos stored on someone’s device. In certain...
Crimes can happen anywhere. Some people get assaulted at sports bars due to an argument. Others may wake up in the middle of the night to the sound of someone kicking in their door or breaking a window from outside. Those facing the imminent threat of violent criminal...
Advancements in technology have revolutionized the way law enforcement operates, but they come with significant challenges. An overly zealous reliance on investigative technology can lead to unjust outcomes for those charged with serious crimes like murder or...
Most people communicate using digital methods, including instant messaging, texts and emails. Even people who are in relationships will often use these options to touch base with each other throughout the day. Some individuals may not realize that they should always...
Being charged with assault can lead to serious legal consequences. It is crucial for defendants to understand the different types of assault charges and their potential penalties in Ohio. This knowledge can help you protect your rights and create a strong defense...
Getting charged with operating a vehicle under the influence (OVI) is serious enough, but certain factors can worsen your situation. If you’re pulled over on suspicion of drunk driving, knowing what can escalate your charges is crucial. Here are some of the...
Many people who are arrested for crimes are able to get out of jail while their case moves through the court system. Because of the risk of a defendant not showing up for their court hearings, the court will sometimes require them to put up assets or money to secure...
Most people facing drug charges have two main options. They can plead guilty or assert their innocence. In cases where police may have identified the wrong suspect or violated someone's rights, a defendant facing drug charges may have a good chance of prevailing if...
In criminal law, some terms are used by law enforcement that may sound familiar but that most people can’t clearly define. One such term is “person of interest”. While there is no legal definition of this term, it is used by law enforcement to describe someone who may...
In Ohio, vehicular offenses can introduce significant legal consequences and are charged in different ways. These crimes often result from reckless or negligent behavior while operating a vehicle, leading to severe harm or death. Understanding the distinctions is...