If I Took a DUI Chemical Test, Am I Automatically Guilty?
Many people ask this question. About 80% of DUI suspects in Ohio provide a chemical sample. This sample is almost always in the form of a breath test. Officers usually only administer blood tests on “no refusal” weekends or if the DUI suspect…
Do I Need a Criminal Defense Attorney for Misdemeanor Charges in Dayton?
Misdemeanor offenses cover a broad range of crimes in Ohio. While less serious than felony charges, they involve potentially serious penalties and can impact you for years into the future. To protect yourself, it is important to have an experienced Dayton criminal defense…
Protecting Yourself During Police Stops
Protests over police overreach and abuses have erupted across the country. Stories often focus on the use of deadly shows against those facing criminal charges but more minor incidents happen on a daily basis. Even otherwise law-abiding citizens need to be aware of…
Common Weapon Charges in Ohio
By comparison to many other states, Ohio’s gun laws are relatively relaxed and allow for most adults to purchase and openly carry firearms. However, that doesn’t mean that the state is easy on those who are arrested for or charged with a firearm…
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