Disorderly conduct. I now have a new case in Texas for Injury to child that I'm taking to trial. The prosecutor wants to bring up my old original charge, can he do that?
answered on Jan 20, 2023
A prosecutor may bring prior convictions of dishonesty, such as fraud, or any felonies. Disorderly consumer does not fall within these, and is what you were convicted of.
answered on Jan 17, 2023
Yes. Anything in the vehicle is chargeable to everyone in the vehicle.
This was her first offense. Commutes to college. Could she represent herself or would a court appointed attorney be wise.
answered on Jan 9, 2023
Always be represented when your freedom is at risk. There are possible favorable resolutions to your case if there are constitutional issues.
answered on Jan 3, 2023
Where you serve your sentence is determined by the correctional facility.
No I'm the respondent miamisburg ohio
answered on Dec 7, 2022
In Ohio, after entering a plea of not guilty, a trial date must be set no later than 30 days. You have the option to waive time and extend this provision.
I'm worried they may use past conversations off of a cell phone they stole from me and they have hacked into my other phones as well they have put cameras in my home and been watching me through my TV. My husband has been talking to this woman and she is the one doing this to me and he is... View More 
answered on Nov 30, 2022
You haven’t been charged with anything. My advice to you, if this lady is invading your privacy, is file menacing charges.
This will be my first offense. I have nothing else at all on my record. Not even speeding tickets.
answered on Oct 23, 2022
It depends on the judge and prosecutor in your court. Some prosecutors will throw the case out, judge permitting, while others will make you go to trial if need be. You are not in trouble.
The road. I walked to work to get gas can and when I returned the police were there. They ran my license and came back suspended(I was unaware). They gave me about 60 seconds and said they were towing it. But I'm order to tow it they had to search it and paraphernalia and drugs were found... View More
answered on Oct 16, 2022
Not going to be thrown out. You need to an attorney to review for your case. Inventory search is valid when towing, which was legal due to your suspension. Knowledge of drugs and paraphernalia is not required to charge you. I recommend hiring an attorney for any possible motion to suppress issues,... View More
We had our court hearing yesterday and the judge asked explicitly if I have ever threatened her with violence or hit her an she said no multiples times. Will the case be dismissed. We are supposed to get a letter in the mail.
I apologize if this goes to Akron its fighting me to send this to Marysville.
I asked my attorney to file a motion for a suppression hearing before the deadline for Pretrial motions. I realized after the deadline that the motion was never filed. When I asked my attorney why it was not filed I was told he was under the impression I wanted to take a plea deal which I never... View More
answered on Jul 20, 2022
Yes. You have to tell your lawyer to file it ASAP and allow the layer to explain the circumstances to the judge. If you have plead already they will ask for a relief from judgment.
I am diabetic and has been out of my medicine for about 2 weeks. I had stopped in Western Virginia and had drank a pint of fireball whiskey and a can of Mikes hard lemonade while I was resting and then got back on the road to Mount Gilead Ohio at about 5am. I blew a .115 on the breathalyzer but... View More
answered on Jul 15, 2022
Unfortunately not. And the amount you drank put you over the limit. Your being diabetic and drinking two high sugar cocktails does not make sense especially when you were not medicated.
PV WARRANT DISMISSAL - MOTION AND ENTRY TERMINATING COMMUNITY CONTROL SANCTIONS - AGE OF WARRANT This matter is before the Court on oral motion of Community Control to terminate the previously imposed sanction of community control. Court finds the Offender has not absconded or otherwise absents... View More
answered on Jul 15, 2022
This means you are no longer under any court orders. You are finished with probation. Depending on the charge you can seal it in either 1 or 3 years if it is a sealable offense.
Someone called police and said there was a body at a house and said it was my grandson that called. It wasn’t we heard recordings and he was with me all that night.
answered on Jul 14, 2022
If the police have probable cause to believe that the cell phone was used for a crime, or contains evidence for a crime, they may seize it.
answered on Jul 13, 2022
Senate Bill 215 enacted 6/13/22 allows for "permitless" ccw. There are restrictions and I advise you to research under ORC 2923.12 to make sure you qualify. Your issue may fall under the civil liability section if someone questioned you. There are also restrictions on the types of... View More
He failed to appear in court for that.
I got stopped tonight while he was a passenger. They ran his s.s number and arrested him. He has had DUI's in the past 5+ yrs ago which is why his license is suspended. He owes child support too. They said in july 2021 the truck he was driving... View More
answered on Jul 10, 2022
First of all, he is facing multiple DUI's, which, if occurred within 10 years of each other raises the penalties significantly. Then, the DUS, which is a blatant disregard of the law under DUI suspension is an M1 which carries a possible 180 days. Make sure he has insurance. The plates are... View More
I bought and titled the vehicle before the search. Dont they have to get a new warrant since the target vehicle changed ownership
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answered on Jul 10, 2022
The warrant is for the car, nit the owner. Therefore the popo does not need to get a new warrant since it was issued before the ownership was transferred.
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