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Criminal and administrative penalties for a first-time OVI offense

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Nov 24, 2020 | Drunk Driving

An accusation of drunk driving is one of the most common reasons for arrest in Ohio, and one of the most commonly charged crimes in Ohio courts. OVI charges affect people from all walks of life. For many people, their arrest on suspicion of drunk driving is the first...

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Been convicted of a previous Ohio OVI charge?

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Oct 27, 2020 | Drunk Driving

Ohio takes drunk driving seriously. The penalties for a drunk driving conviction are serious and for each subsequent OVI a person receives the penalties go up. Each drunk driving conviction leads to even more serious penalties. Someone who is facing a subsequent OVI...

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Ohio’s drunk driving laws are strict

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Sep 14, 2020 | Drunk Driving

It may be tempting after a person in Northern Ohio gets arrested for drunk driving to just do they what they need to do to get the matter over with, including a quick guilty plea. Before taking this approach, though, Portage County residents, or those just passing...

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What to do at a DUI checkpoint

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Jul 27, 2020 | Drunk Driving

New drivers in Ohio may want to learn how they should behave if they are pulled aside at a DUI checkpoint. DUI checkpoints are set up by police using road barricades, which forces drivers to pass by them. Each driver will then be inspected by an officer for signs of...

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Special Ohio plates after an OWI could be just the start

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Apr 12, 2020 | Drunk Driving

Drinking and driving is a serious charge in Ohio. The state might warm up by issuing party plates, but the specialized badge is the start of anything but a good time. The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles handed out 3,538 special plates for those convicted of Operating...

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A valid drunk driving stop may require reasonable suspicion

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Mar 24, 2020 | Drunk Driving

In Ohio, drivers who are stopped by law enforcement and are investigated for driving under the influence will have concerns. In Ohio, the term under the law is operating a vehicle under the influence (OVI). After an arrest, dealing with the situation can be...

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Ohio judge facing reprimand over drunk driving arrest

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Jan 13, 2020 | Drunk Driving

The Ohio Supreme Court's Board of Professional Conduct was urged on Jan. 10 to publicly reprimand a Lucas County judge who was convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol in July. The recommendation was made by the judge and the court's disciplinary counsel....

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Ohio truck driver ordered off the road after DUI crash

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Nov 4, 2019 | Drunk Driving

A 33-year-old Ohio truck driver has been ordered off the road by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. The FMCSA issued the man with an out of service order on Oct. 28 because he has been charged with several drug violations and involved in numerous alcohol...

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Ohio woman allegedly had a BAC of .32% when she crashed

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Sep 10, 2019 | Drunk Driving

Police in Ohio say that a 54-year-old woman had a blood alcohol concentration of .32% when she was involved in a minor traffic accident on Aug. 26. That is four times the state's .08% legal driving limit. The accident took place near the intersection of Columbia Road...

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Why checkpoint announcements have to be made public

On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Aug 14, 2019 | Drunk Driving

Authorities in Ohio and throughout the country are allowed to conduct sobriety checkpoints. However, the Supreme Court ruled in 1990 that the checkpoints must be publicized ahead of time, and failing to do so would be a violation of a person's Fourth Amendment rights....

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