Although medical marijuana has been legal in Ohio since 2016, recreational use and possession of cannabis is still against the law. However, Ohio law currently decriminalizes possession of up to 100 grams of marijuana, which is the highest threshold of any state. The ...
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View MoreIf you are arrested for an OVI in Ohio, the officers may ask you to take a chemical test (e.g., breath, blood, or urine test) to determine your blood ...
View MoreIf you’ve ever had a run-in with the police, you’ve probably heard these words: “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used ...
View MoreMenacing Charge in Ohio Under Ohio Revised Code 2903.211 , menacing, menacing by stalking, or aggravated menacing are felony charges. A menacing ...
View MoreWith about 96% of Americans owning cell phones , these devices have become a necessary modern convenience. Although many individuals have them, ...
View MoreA mayor’s court is an establishment that hears cases for traffic offenses and minor misdemeanors that do not result in jail time. Whereas in a ...
View MoreStatute of Limitations for Ohio Theft Crimes Dayton Theft Crimes Lawyer The statute of limitations is the amount of time a prosecutor has to file ...
View MoreGenerally defined, conspiracy is the act of planning to carry out a criminal offense with one or more other people. Even if the individuals involved ...
View MoreJohn H. Rion has been recently elected President of The American Board of Criminal Lawyers at their annual meeting in Austin, Texas. The American ...
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