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Criminal Defense

Does The New Marijuana Law Allow You To Smoke And Drive?

Ohio’s new recreational marijuana laws have not altered marijuana OVI laws. This law prohibits operating a vehicle ‘under the influence’ of marijuana, since marijuana is deemed a “drug of abuse.” If the level of metabolites is above 50 ng/mL in your blood, or above 35 ng/mL in your urine, you can be charged with a DUI […]

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What is a Misdemeanor Drug Possession Charge?

A misdemeanor drug possession charge is less serious than a felony charge. Typically, they carry milder punishments and consequences. Misdemeanors are classified from minor misdemeanors to first-degree misdemeanors. Misdemeanor drug charges include possessing a small amount of illegal drugs, cultivating less than 200 grams of marijuana, and possessing drug paraphernalia. Drug paraphernalia can be any

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What Indirect Consequences Does a Drug Conviction Have?

Being convicted of a drug crime in Ohio can have life-long consequences. After you have followed any orders made by the court, including paying fines, serving jail time, or serving probation, other repercussions can make your life difficult. Being forced to report your conviction on job and school applications could hinder your professional career, and

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Juvenile Delinquency Penalties in Ohio

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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