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What Are My Miranda Rights and What Happens if the Police Don’t Read Them?

What Are My Miranda Rights and What Happens if the Police Don’t Read Them?

You probably have heard of Miranda warnings, and know that you have Miranda rights. But you might be unsure of what these rights actually are, and what happens if the…

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Strong Defenses to Charges of Assault and Battery

Strong Defenses to Charges of Assault and Battery

In Ohio, causing or attempting to cause harm to another party is an act of assault and battery. There are four different assault charges in Ohio, all of which can…

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3 Things to Know When You Are Arrested and Charged with a Crime

3 Things to Know When You Are Arrested and Charged with a Crime

No matter who you are or the crime with which you are charged, facing criminal charges in Ohio is a scary thought. Being convicted of a crime can seriously put…

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Vehicular Homicide, What Is It And What Are the Defenses, If Any?

Vehicular Homicide, What Is It And What Are the Defenses, If Any?

Are There Defenses For Vehicular Homicide? Ask A Dayton Homicide Lawyer Driving a motor vehicle is a privilege, not a right. You must be licensed in order to operate a…

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Defenses to Criminally Negligent Homicide

Defenses to Criminally Negligent Homicide

Homicide Attorney Dayton Ready To Answer Your Questions There is intentional homicide (murder) and there is negligent homicide (an accident leading to a death). Of course, the two differ by…

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Law Enforcement and Accusations of Police Brutality

Law Enforcement and Accusations of Police Brutality

Talk With A Criminal Defense Lawyer Dayton Our country is at a crossroads when it comes to law enforcement and community mutual mistrust issues. On one hand you have the…

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