Adam G. Burke is a affordable criminal defense attorney in Columbus Ohio representing clients in state and federal courts charged with a wide range of misdemeanor and felony offenses. He has successfully defended clients charged with misdemeanor crimes of OMVI/DUI/DWI and other misdemeanors as well as serious felony crimes such as:
Our Fee Schedule:
Serving All of Ohio
- Minor misdemeanors: $250
- Fourth through second degree misdemeanors: $400 to $1,000
- First degree misdemeanor: $1,500
- Fourth and fifth degree felonies: $2,500
- Third degree felonies: $4,000
- First and second degree felonies: starting at $7,500
- Murder/Homicide: starting at $15,000
- Federal cases: starting at $10,000
- Appeals: starting at $10,000 + Expenses
Each felony case is unique, serious, and carries the threat of severe penalties such as a long-term jail sentence. Immediate and serious legal representation is necessary in such a frightening situation.
Who would you call if your future was on the line?
The consequences of a criminal conviction can include jail or prison time, large fines and a mark on your record that can have a serious impact on your plans for the future.
When you are faced with the questions and the consequences that can ensue in result of a DUI, DWI, or OMVI you will need an experienced criminal attorney in Ohio traffic offense cases. Adam G. Burke is ready to guide you through the process of solving your case in a manner that is swift and easy for you.
In Ohio, a DUI charge may also be known as OMVI (Operating Motor Vehicle Intoxicated) or OVI (Operating Vehicle Intoxicated). These charges do not only apply to drivers of passenger vehicles such as cars, but also to trucks, tractor trailers, buses, motorcycles, 3-wheelers, boats, and heavy machinery.
For the first offense, your license to drive is revoked, and if convicted, you are subject to jail time, heavy fines, and a court license suspension of six months to three years. With each subsequent offense, Ohio’s penalties for driving under the influence become stiffer. Even if you were not involved in an accident, you could spend up to a year in jail, lose your car, have your license permanently revoked, and be subject to fines up to $10,000. If you refuse field sobriety testing, your license is automatically suspended temporarily. If you have already been convicted of DUI on multiple occasions, your refusal may cost a five-year license suspension. Depending on previous offenses or refusals, you can have your license automatically suspended for a period of 90 days to five years. The administrative suspension is independent of any jail term, fine, or other criminal penalty imposed in court for a DUI offense.
Please call us at 614-569-7233 to assist you with your case.
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