If you have been charged with domestic violence in Ohio, one of the first questions you may have is whether the charges can be dismissed. You may also wonder what happens if the alleged victim no longer wants to pursue the case, changes their account, or does not want to testify. The answer depends on … Read more

Facing a felony indictment in Ohio can be overwhelming. An indictment means that a grand jury has formally charged you with a felony. It does not mean that you have been found guilty. The prosecution still has to prove the charged offense according to the applicable law and rules of criminal procedure. Before trial, a … Read more

Being charged with a crime in Ohio does not necessarily mean your case will be handled in an Ohio state court. Some criminal cases are prosecuted under Ohio law in state courts. Others involve federal law and are prosecuted by the United States in federal court. In some situations, the same underlying conduct can potentially … Read more

This article is general legal information, not legal advice. Reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you are facing charges, speak with a licensed Ohio attorney about your specific situation. A felony charge can create immediate concerns about prison, fines, employment, housing, professional opportunities, and what the conviction could mean years from now. … Read more

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