Criminal Defense

Can Social Media Be Used as Evidence in a Criminal Case?
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Last Modified on Jun 12, 2026

In May of 2022, a New York 18-year-old opened fire in a Buffalo supermarket, killing ten people and wounding three others, in a racially-motivated mass shooting. He posted details of his months-long plot on social media 30 minutes before the attack. The New York Attorney General’s office is now launching investigations into the social media […]

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What Does It Mean to Have Possession “With Intent” in Ohio?
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Last Modified on Jun 12, 2026

Possessing drugs with the intent to distribute them is a criminal offense that is punishable by both fines and imprisonment. In this blog, we explain the differences between possession, intent to distribute, and possession with the intent to distribute. What Is Possession? Possession of a controlled substance is illegal at both the state and federal […]

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Is a Parent Liable When Their Child Commits a Crime in Ohio?
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Last Modified on Jun 12, 2026

There are a variety of situations that parents need to worry about when it comes to their children. From schoolyard fights that end with broken bones, to shoplifting and even horrific acts of mass murder, the question of who can be held responsible for these acts is commonly raised by parents. In this blog, we […]

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Challenging Sexual Assault Accusations in Ohio
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Last Modified on Jun 12, 2026

There are a few different defenses that you can use to challenge an accusation of sexual assault. In this blog, we explain each of these defenses. Claiming Innocence The most basic defense against sexual assault accusations is claiming you are innocent. You can use an alibi to show that you could not have committed the crime […]

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5 Mistakes People Make When They Are Charged with a Criminal Offense in Ohio
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Last Modified on Jun 12, 2026

In this blog, we break down 5 common mistakes that people make when facing criminal charges. # 1: Making Decisions Without the Guidance or Advice of an Attorney Perhaps the worst thing you can do when you are being charged with a criminal offense is to agree to terms without first discussing your case with an […]

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What Happens if I Violate My Probation in Ohio?
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Last Modified on Jun 12, 2026

Violating probation is a serious offense, but it does not necessarily mean you will automatically go to jail. The consequences of your violation will depend on a range of different factors, including the nature and seriousness of the violation, if you previously violated it, and if there were any other circumstances that might impact the […]

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Do I Need an Attorney for a Misdemeanor in Akron, OH?
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Last Modified on Jun 12, 2026

We all know that not every crime is treated equally. Depending on the severity of an offense, a punishment can be minimal or life-altering. As such, many believe that misdemeanors are on the lighter end of the offense spectrum and, therefore, might not be a big enough deal to warrant legal representation. This is a […]

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Keeping Your Memorial Day OVI Free
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Last Modified on Jun 12, 2026

With Memorial Day weekend only a few weeks away, many people are planning festive celebrations to kick off the official beginning of summer. If part of your festivities involves drinking alcohol, ensure that you have a course of action to avoid an OVI arrest since there will most likely be a lot more Ohio police officers out […]

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What to Do If My Child Faces OVI Charges in Akron, OH?
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Last Modified on Jun 12, 2026

In Ohio, persons under the age of 21 who are charged with drunk driving offenses face a different situation compared to those who are over 21 years old. Although the BAC for those age 21 and over is .08%, the limit for those under the age of 21 is .02%. Those who under 21 years […]

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Examining Ohio’s Criminal Law: Statute of Limitations
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Last Modified on Jun 12, 2026

Statutes of limitations set forth the maximum time period within which the government may charge an individual with the commission of a crime. Failing to level the charges within the applicable time period will likely result in dismissal of the case. Contact Us Ohio Criminal Statute of Limitations While the statute of limitations usually varies […]

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