In recent years, more and more stories have come to light that show federal agents have used secret surveillance and investigative techniques designed to protect national security instead to pursue drug offenders. Among the secret programs in operation in recent years was one run by…
Read MoreThe Ohio Supreme Court recently ruled that evidence seized in a trash pull can be used to establish probable cause for a search warrant; however, courts must consider the “totality of the circumstances” when deciding whether probable cause exists. In State v. Jones, Slip Opinion…
Read MoreIn the United States, you always have the right to be represented by a defense attorney in criminal cases, and for good reasons. The law is complex, and few people without training know how to represent themselves, especially when going up against an experienced prosecutor….
Read MoreU.S. Attorney General Eric Holder recently put a stop to a controversial practice that allowed law enforcement to seize cash or property from people without any evidence that the person had committed a crime, according to this article. The practice known as civil asset forfeiture…
Read MoreAlmost everyone has heard the phrase “reasonable doubt” related to a criminal case before. While it may seem obvious what this concept entails, it is important for us all to know exactly what it means, since the concept of reasonable doubt underpins our entire legal…
Read MoreIt’s an unfortunate reality for anyone convicted of marijuana possession or any other drug offense in Ohio that the consequences include losing your driver’s license for at least six months. A drug-related driver’s license suspension can last for up to 5 years. A drug conviction…
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