Ohio DUI/OVI Attorney LAwyer

 Drawing a domestic violence charge in Ohio can put you into a legal process that differs slightly from the one used to investigate, prosecute, and penalize other types of alleged assaults. Make no mistake, though. Jail is still a possibility, and securing quality legal advice and representation can protect you from an unjust conviction and harsh penalties. Understanding Ohio’s Domestic Violence Law Section 2919.25 of the Ohio Revised Code makes it a criminal offense to do any of the following: Knowingly cause or attempt to cause physical harm to a family or household member, Recklessly cause serious physical harm to a family or household member, or By threat of force, knowingly cause a family or household member to believe they will suffer imminent physical harm. The state statute then goes on to define a family member or member of a household as a Spouse, Live-in partner, Ex-spouse, Biological mother or father, Foster parent, Son or daughter, Parent of the accused person’s son or...

 Preventing DUIs can be a challenge without the proper help.   Those who seek help often prevent damage to their social life, work life, and driving record.  Finding the right support is very important, especially when you know the consequences and Ohio’s mandatory sentencing for DUI/OVI convictions.  If you are unsure of where you stand given your current driving record, it is always a good idea to seek out an experienced Madison County Ohio drunk driving attorney.  If you don’t seek out the help you need, you should be aware of the laws Ohio has in place to combat driving under the influence.  Ohio has mandatory sentencing for those convicted of OVI/DUI.  In Madison County and all other counties in Ohio, if you plead guilty or are convicted of an OVI, you face 72 hours in jail and a suspended license.  You may be spared the 72 hours in jail by taking a 72-hour driver intervention program.  Central Ohio offers many programs to help serv...