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Ohio may disqualify a CDL for several reasons

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Jan 14, 2021 | Criminal Defense

It takes hard work to earn a commercial driver’s license, also known as a CDL. It is helpful to know some of the reasons a person’s CDL could be disqualified in Ohio and what to do if that privilege is removed. An alcohol and drug violation can result in a CDL...

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Juvenile challenges and opportunities in the criminal justice system

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Nov 20, 2020 | Criminal Defense

“Separate and parallel.” That is an introductory description employed in a national legal website spotlighting the American juvenile justice system. It is a notably succinct descriptor, obviously, but its quick depiction implies volumes of unstated information and...

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Teens tried as adults raise questions about justice system

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Sep 28, 2020 | Criminal Defense

Usually, in a criminal case the defendant’s age effects the sentence. Minors – individuals under the age of 18—generally go through the juvenile court system, and if convicted, they receive reduced sentences with different than an adult would for the same crime....

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The impact of deepfakes on jury trials

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Jul 17, 2020 | Criminal Defense

People in Ohio who have served as jurors on criminal cases may be familiar with the “CSI effect,” which refers to jurors having a heightened expectation for forensic evidence based on what they are used to seeing on T.V. Now, some prosecutors fear that jurors will...

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Potential penalties for identity theft in Ohio

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | May 26, 2020 | Criminal Defense

Identity theft occurs when a party uses another person's identifying information to open accounts in the victim's name. For instance, a perpetrator may take out a mortgage for a property in Ohio using information obtained digging through a trash can or by installing...

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An overview of a person’s Miranda rights

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Apr 23, 2020 | Criminal Defense

Individuals in Ohio and throughout the country have a number of rights that must be respected if they are taken into custody. For example, an individual must have the right to remain silent, and an individual must be told that anything he or she says to a police...

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Investigation finds interrogation technique inaccurate

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Dec 18, 2019 | Criminal Defense

When people are taken into custody in Ohio, one of the interrogation tools used could be part of a system called Scientific Content Analysis, or SCAN. The method trains law enforcement to examine written statements for signs of lying based on such criteria as word...

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How changes in arrest rates are affecting society

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Oct 8, 2019 | Criminal Defense

Ohio residents may be surprised to learn that if they were born between 1979 and 1988, they have an increased chance of getting arrested as compared to others who were born before 1949. Studies show that 6.4% of Americans born prior to 1949 have been arrested while...

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Certain court policies may unfairly punish the poor

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Jul 17, 2019 | Criminal Defense

Some legislators in Ohio and other states avoid raising taxes by increasing court-related fines and fees. According to some advocacy groups and concerned lawmakers, such actions are unintentionally punishing indigent offenders who can't afford such payments. In some...

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Research shows split opinions on criminal justice system

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | May 23, 2019 | Criminal Defense

Black and white Americans in Ohio and around the country tend to have differing opinions about various facets of the criminal justice system. For instance, black Americans are more likely to believe that minorities have a greater chance of being sentenced to death for...

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