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The Eighth District Court of Appeals in Ohio recently overturned the conviction of a person for driving under a suspended license as the person was driving with valid driving privileges. The case, Lakewood v. Tate, began on June 18, 2017 … Continue reading →
A recent case out of the 5th District in Ohio, State v. Ash, held that a driver’s violation of a traffic law, even if not witnessed by the officer pulling over the vehicle, gives the officer reasonable suspicion to stop … Continue reading →
While representing clients, or after my representation has concluded, I am often asked about what must be disclosed when applying to college or for a new job. This often comes up for DUI / OVI, Physical Control and Reckless Operation … Continue reading →
I have received this question by a number of individuals after they are cited for a traffic violation. Unfortunately, the short answer is “no.” The Ohio Rules of Criminal Procedure provides, pursuant to Rule 7(D), that the court may at any time … Continue reading →
There are few things more anxiety inducing than seeing a police car pull behind you and flash their lights. This panic can cause many people to forget their rights. If a police officer pulls you over, there are certain things … Continue reading →
The Ohio Supreme Court this month tackled the issue of whether the Ohio Constitution is violated when a police officer conducts a traffic stop outside that officer’s statutory jurisdiction. The case began when a Lake Township police officer pulled onto … Continue reading →
