What is a Pretrial Diversion Program? A pretrial diversion program is a “diversion” from the normal prosecution process. In a diversion program, an offender has conditions and programs to fulfill within a set time. The case is typically dismissed if the individual completes their program without violations. These diversion programs are excellent options for non-violent […]
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Criminal All crimes in Ohio are strictly defined by law. Here is a list of definitions of the most common felony and misdemeanor offenses: Aggravated Menacing: 2903.21 No person shall knowingly cause another to believe that the offender will cause serious physical harm to the person or property of the other person, the other person’s
Ohio Juvenile Delinquency Penalties Following the adjudicatory hearing, the juvenile judge will hold a dispositional hearing to determine the appropriate sentence for the juvenile offender. overview of penalties for juvenile crime Juveniles could receive several different sentences, such as: Community service Suspension of driver’s license Confinement in temporary or permanent custody Placement in a detention
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Misdemeanor Levels In Ohio Misdemeanor level crimes include criminal charges, as well as traffic offenses and, are typically punishable by up to a year in county jail. In Ohio, misdemeanors are divided into five ranges, levels one through four, and minor misdemeanors. A misdemeanor one is the highest level. Minor misdemeanor offenses are typically charges
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Arraignment The arraignment is normally your first court appearance. It is sometimes done via video if you are in jail. Most courts will have you watch a brief videotape, which will explain the potential penalties you are facing as well as your rights. It will also explain the various pleas that can be entered. Prosecutors
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You can reach us at (Ravenna) 330-296-8000 and (Stow) 330-686-2890 Ohio Misdemeanor Penalties If you have been charged with a misdemeanor criminal offense in the State of Ohio, you are facing the following potential consequences: Classification Confinement1 Maximum Fine2 Misdemeanor 1 (M1) Maximum Sentence of 180 days $ 1,000 Misdemeanor 2 (M2) Maximum Sentence of
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You can reach us at (Ravenna) 330-296-8000 and (Stow) 330-696-9229 Ohio Felony Penalties At A Glance Ohio has now changed to Indeterminate Sentencing on many felonies, so please consult this Ohio Felony Penalty chart below for the most accurate information: Special Felonies Prison Term Max. Fine Aggravated Murder with death specification Death Life without parole
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Ohio Felony Preliminary Hearings If you have been arrested for a felony, let our Ohio felony defense attorneys help you during any felony preliminary hearings. Offices in Ravenna and Stow. Preliminary Hearings In Municipal Court In criminal cases where a complaint is filed alleging a felony offense, the defendant is typically scheduled for a preliminary
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What is the penalty for a third time dUI in Ohio? The potential penalties for a third offense OVI in Ohio vary, depending on the amount of alcohol that was in your system, as measured by a blood, breath, or urine test. The penalties are quite severe. Although we talk about the minimum penalties below,
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