A criminal record can create lasting obstacles, affecting your ability to secure employment, housing, or financial assistance. Even a single charge can make everyday life more challenging. So, how do you remove a criminal charge in Ohio? The process depends on your situation and the nature of the charge. Below, we explain what you need …
If you were arrested and charged with a crime, you are not alone. According to data provided by the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services (OCJS), more than 100,000 arrests are made in the state each year. Not every arrest is fair or legitimate. Wrongful arrests happen every day in Ohio. You need to know …
As experienced criminal defense attorneys, we know that time matters. The sooner you can begin building a defense, the stronger your chances of success. But how will you know you have been charged with a crime? In Ohio, most criminal charges are by complaint or indictment. You will know what charges you face at your …
When a person is charged with a crime in Ohio, they are no longer merely a suspect. A suspect is someone the government “thinks” might have committed a crime and could be the subject of an investigation. Crimes often have a long list of suspects, which the police try to winnow down using detective work. …
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