A Columbus DUI Attorney's Breakdown on the Ohio OVI. Part 2b
Columbus OVI Detection Phase Two: Personal Contact - Police Questioning Techniques Most of the information in my two previous articles was fairly logical and straightforward. Today I'm going to give...
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Columbus DUI Detection Phase Two: Personal Contact cont'd At this point in the DUI investigation the police officer has probably already determined that you will be asked to exit the vehicle and submit...
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Columbus DUI Detection Phase Three: Exiting the Vehicle If the officer investigating you for DUI asks you to step out of your vehicle you should be on high alert. From this point forward all of your...
View ArticleColumbus OVI (DUI) Standardized Field Sobriety Tests - "The Eye Test"
Columbus Police and other Ohio law enforcement agencies use a battery of tests to determine if a person is OVI. All of these tests are designed to gather evidence to be used against you if you are...
View ArticleColumbus OVI Field Sobriety Test Breakdown - The Walk and Turn
"Can you walk a straight line?" The Walk and Turn is the field sobriety test that most people know about. However, walking a straight line is just one of EIGHT possible clues that Columbus Police look...
View ArticleOVI Field Sobriety Tests - Clues for the Walk and Turn
The Walk and Turn is one of the standardized field sobriety tests police use to determine if someone is possibly drunk driving.These are the instructions that police give when administering the Walk...
View ArticleSupreme Court of Ohio gives OVI lawyers more ability to challenge DUI breath...
On October 1st, the Supreme Court of Ohio gave DUI lawyers a new way to attack alcohol breath test results. The Court ruled that DUI lawyers have the right to review the data of prior results of a...
View ArticleOhio House Ends Traffic Camera Era
The Ohio House passed a bill that will likely make traffic cameras too costly to maintain in Columbus and other cities throughout Ohio. The bill would require a uniformed police officer to be present...
View ArticleOhio Laws are Changing for 2015
There are a number of changes to state law that will affect Ohio citizens including:Traffic CamerasGun LawsDriver's License SuspensionsIncome TaxThe Death PenaltyEducationAbortionAdoptionThe...
View ArticleOhio Attorney General Wants Better Law Enforcement Training
A task force for Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine is recommending more training for police and law enforcement before they can be licensed to carry a badge. DeWine believes that Ohio citizens are...
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