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Many states across the U.S. have relaxed their laws against drug possession, though Ohio is not one of them. It maintains strict laws against possessing controlled substances, including marijuana possession without a medical card. Law enforcement continues to arrest people every day for alleged drug possession, and prosecutors issue criminal charges of varying degrees. Depending on the circumstances, drug possession can result in a misdemeanor or felony charge, and the penalties can also vary widely…

Seeing the blinking red and blue lights of a police car in your rear-view mirror will always unnerve you, especially if you recently had something alcoholic to drink. Even if you are completely sober, police officers might suspect you were drinking and question you about the matter. If a police officer pulls you over, they may ask you for certain information, but they cannot violate your legal or constitutional rights. If they do, and you…

After a night of drinking, you may think it is a good idea to avoid drunk driving by sleeping it off in your car for a few hours. Unfortunately, you can still be arrested for a DUI in Ohio for doing such a thing. But with the help of an experienced DUI attorney by your side, you may have an opportunity to either get your entire case dismissed or your charges reduced significantly. Developing an…

Do You Lose Your CDL if You Get a DUI in Ohio? A commercial driver’s license (CDL) is a requirement for operating many vehicles, such as large trucks, buses, and any vehicle used to transport goods or passengers for commercial purposes.  A CDL allows a driver to operate vehicles that fall into specific classes, each with its own requirements and restrictions. To obtain a CDL, a driver must meet specific age and medical requirements, pass…