In Coshocton, Ohio, the skilled Ohio OVI defense attorneys with LHA aided a young man after he was pulled over and charged with his second OVI offense in four years. Since the man refused to submit to a breath test, the man was understandably nervous about the repercussions that a second OVI conviction would create for him, including a mandatory penalty of 20-180 days in jail. In an effort to understand the charge against him and the penalties he was facing, the man reached out to the attorneys with Luftman, Heck & Associates based on their wide-ranging experience dealing with Ohio OVI cases.
We consulted with his client and thoroughly explained the process and utilized his considerable understanding of Ohio OVI procedure to facilitate a considerable reduction in his client’s consequences. In the end, we negotiated to have the second OVI charge modified to a stipulated first OVI offense, which only necessitated a 5-day jail term and a few additional weeks of house arrest. Furthermore, we successfully arranged to have the requisite time in jail served in a way that did not conflict with his work schedule, which greatly relieved the young man.
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