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Yes. The state has the burden of proving that you, in fact, violated the law. In order to do this, the prosecution has to have evidence and establish each element of the drunk driving offense. The DUI charges against you can be dismissed if evidence was gathered illegally or if your rights were otherwise violated, if the evidence isn’t trustworthy, or if the state simply doesn’t have the facts on its side. Dismissal could be possible, but, as with every charge, the answer is case-specific.
The fee for representation depends on both the complexity and seriousness of the case. Contact our law office for a free consultation about your specific situation.
It’s possible, but it really depends on the charge you’re facing, whether any aggravating factors are present, and if you’ve been convicted of a crime before. Many misdemeanors, especially for first-time offenders, are punished by fine and/or probation.
“Proof” of intoxication can mean different things. For instance, you could fail a subjective field sobriety test - and that, paired with other information, could be enough to support a conviction under the law. It’s important to consider every aspect of the state’s case so that you can carefully attack the validity and strength of every piece of evidence it has and every argument the prosecution raises.
Yes, our initial consultations are free and there’s no obligation to move forward with representation.
It’s possible, yes. Ohio recently expanded its expungement law so that more people can have more offenses removed from their criminal records. However, there are still many limitations on which felonies can be expunged. Call our attorneys to discuss the specifics of your particular case.
You can petition to have an arrest or a charge for DUI removed from your criminal record if it does not lead to a conviction. However, an OVI conviction is not eligible for expungement under Ohio state law.
Yes, your charges could be reduced or dismissed, but it will depend on the specific facts and circumstances of your case.
Yes, our criminal defense lawyers represent clients in the city of Cincinnati as well as throughout the greater Cincinnati metro area and Northern Kentucky.
Hi Teresa. We do not handle divorce law. However, if you contact our firm, we can connect you with an attorney that might be able to help you. Thanks!
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