Criminal Defense Videos
I’ve Just Been Arrested. What Happens Within The First 24 Hours Or So?
After Arrest, What Rights Do I Have?
Will I Receive an Arraignment Before Release From Jail?
At What Point Should I Contact An Attorney?
In An OVI/DUI Arrest, Can I Contact An Attorney Before Taking The Breath/Blood Test?
Once In Jail How Do I Know What To Do Next? What Paper Work/Court Cases, Etc. Do I Need?
In An OVI Arrest, After Leaving Jail, Will I Be Able To Drive? What Happened To My Physical License?
Am I Going To Have A Criminal Court Appearance In The First Month?
Should I Expect To Be With My Criminal Defense Attorney To Discuss My Case In First Thirty Days?
Within Thirty Days After An Arrest, Would I Need TO Visit A Pre-Trial Probation Office Of Any Kind?
What Are The Misconceptions People Have When They Are Charged With A Crime?
What Are Some Of The Most Common Ways People Unintentionally Incriminate Themselves?
When Do Miranda Rights Come Into Play During An Encounter With The Police?
How Much Does It Help My Criminal’s Case If Generally I Have Been An Overall Good Citizen?
What Is The Difference Between A Misdemeanor And Felony Charge And Conviction?
Now That I’ve Been Arrested, How Does The Bail System Work?
Once I Am Released From Jail, What Happens Next?
What If I Feel Guilty? Should I Just Throw Myself At The Mercy Of The Court?
What Are The Most Common Types Of Criminal Defense Cases That Your Firm Handles?
Do Most Criminal Cases Go To Trial Or Do Most Come To Some Sort Of Plea Agreement?
How Exactly Is OVI Or DUI Defined In Your State?
What Happens When Police Pulls Someone Over With A Suspicion Of A DUI Or OVI?
What Happens If Someone Refuses A Breath Or A Blood Test?
Will I Have My Driving License Suspended If Police Arrests Me For A DUI Or OVI?
What Are The Penalties For First, Second, And Third DUI Or OVI Conviction In Ohio?
What Are The Most Common Drug Offense Cases That Your Firm Handles?
How Is A Drug Charge Determined To Be A Misdemeanor Or A Felony Charge?
Are There Any Laws Addressing Drug Paraphernalia In Ohio?
Are There Any Alternatives Programs Available For First Time Drug Offenders In Ohio?
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