When it comes to prosecuting theft crimes that rely on deception, using false information to cause another person to dispose of or encumber property, or create a financial obligation on the part of the other person, may be charged with Securing writings by deception (O.R.C. 2913.43) by Cleveland prosecutors. As a base charge, you’re facing a First Degree Misdemeanor, which can put you away for up to six months, but in most cases prosecutors charge…
Criminal Defense Lawyer Helps Those Facing Voyeurism (O.R.C. 2907.08) Charges Voyeurism (O.R.C. 2907.08) is the act of committing trespass or otherwise invading a person’s privacy for the purpose of spying, eavesdropping, filming, or otherwise recording another, for the purposes of sexual gratification or arousal. It is usually charged as a misdemeanor offense, except where the victim is a minor in a state of nudity, which is a fifth degree felony and carries a maximum sentence…
The state of Ohio, and police and prosecutors in Cleveland, have a vested interest in ensuring that when a citizen is ordered to do something by a person displaying law enforcement insignia, that the insignia is valid and the person displaying it is properly empowered to conduct their activities. To this end, it is a crime in Ohio to put law enforcement insignia on your vehicle, and doing so can result in charges of Unlawful…
Tampering with Records Ohio When a person with no privilege to do so, and with the purpose to defraud another falsifies, destroys, removes, conceals, alter, or defaces writing, computer software, data, or a record, or transmits that false record knowing it has been tampered with, they may be charged with Tampering with Records (O.R.C. 2913.42) by Cleveland prosecutors. Misdemeanor vs. Felony Tampering with Records in OH Depending on the circumstances, you may be charged with…