Recently, an individual in Wapakoneta found themselves in need of a skilled DUI lawyer, as they were charged with operating a vehicle while under the influence (OVI). LHA negotiated with the prosecutor, as the client wanted to avoid the potential incarceration and fines that come…
Read More about OVI Charge Reduced in WapakonetaWhen an individual in Delaware County was facing first-degree misdemeanor charges for assault, they knew they needed the help of a skilled Columbus criminal defense attorney from Luftman, Heck & Associates. Wanting to avoid the harsh penalties of a conviction for the offense – which…
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Skimming is a type of credit card theft. Credit card skimmers use an electronic device to record card information. As such, they are able to record debit or credit cards that are used in otherwise normal transactions. When a customer’s card swipes through a reader,…
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Anyone who has seen one of the many television shows that deal with the U.S. criminal justice system has probably heard the terms “bail” and “bond” but may have always wondered what those terms meant. If a person has been arrested and charged with a…
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This is the second of a four-part series of blogs delving into the reliability of BAC tests commonly used by law enforcement officers in Ohio. This blog considers the reliability of blood alcohol concentration (BAC) breath tests, or breathalyzers. Other BAC tests that will be…
Read More about Reliability of BAC Tests: BAC Breath Test / BreathalyzerUnfortunately, wrongful accusations, charges, and convictions do occur in the justice system. Everyone operating in that system, including police, investigators, attorneys, and judges are fallible and capable of making mistakes. When this occurs, the innocent can become the victim. Becoming a victim of a false…
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