August 2019

With the recent legalization of marijuana for recreational use, Ohio has entered a new era in its approach to cannabis. However, this significant change brings challenges, especially in the context of Operating a Vehicle under the Influence (OVI) laws. If you’re new to these developments and wish to comprehend how Ohio can charge you with a marijuana OVI, this guide aims to offer detailed insights. Additionally, It’s important to consult with a qualified OVI defense…

On July 30, 2019, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed SB 57 into law, legalizing hemp and hemp-derived CBD in the state. The definition of marijuana now excludes hemp, according to the amount of THC—the psychoactive component of the plant that produces a high. When the THC level is .3 percent or less, it is considered hemp. If the THC level is more than .3 percent, it is cannabis, which is illegal in Ohio. However, prosecutors…

Solicitation is a serious offense that can have life-altering consequences for your life, career, and family.  These charges can pack some very serious penalties and collateral consequences as they are in Chapter 2907 of the Ohio Revised Code – the same code section as other sex offenses such as Rape, Sexual Battery, and Gross Sexual Imposition.   Penalties for Solicitation in Ohio Up to six months in jail per incident (i.e. every visit the massage parlor…