In addition to more serious OVI charges, driving under the influence with a child in the car can also lead to charges of child endangerment.
Read MoreBrush up on Ohio’s cannabis and DUI / OVI laws so you’re familiar with the penalties you could face if you’re busted behind the wheel.
Read MoreFile this one under Unbelievable. There are many straightforward ways that a person can get charged with an OVI, DUI, DWI: being pulled over for driving erratically, sobriety checkpoints, or being involved in a car accident. Then, there are less conventional ways to get an OVI, DUI, DWI, such as riding a horse on the freeway.…
Read MoreOHIO’S NEW OVI LAW – “ANNIE’S LAW” EFFECTIVE DATE 4/6/17 On January 4, 2017, Governor Kasich signed H.B. 388 into law. Known as “Annie’s Law,” the bill modifies OVI sentencing law and is intended to incentive the use of ignition interlock devices. Annie’s law is named for Annie Rooney, who was killed by a drunk driver…
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