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Criminal convictions in Ohio can negatively impact many areas of your life, including child custody, voting rights, driving and other privileges. For example, suppose you are employed or run a business. In that case, a criminal conviction could affect you in unique...
When you commit a crime in Ohio, you will face a trial following the state laws. However, there are situations where the federal government can get involved in your case, making it even more complex with harsher penalties. If you or your loved one is facing a charge,...
If you're convicted of criminal charges in Ohio, the consequences can be devastating. The criminal justice system is typically designed to punish criminals and provide protection for society, but the effect often spills over into the defendants' careers. Read on to...
When your teen gets into legal trouble, you may not worry too much until you learn that the prosecution wants to try your child as an adult. Facing the judicial system is consequential at any age, but the process and outcome are harsher on adults than on kids....
Pretexting made the news when Hewlett-Packard employees were accused of engaging in the activity. HP executives had to testify before Congress at a time when the status of pretexting was still unclear. Not long after, President George W. Bush signed legislation making...
Is it hard to find a job after spending time in prison? Felony convicts, in particular, often find it difficult to secure stable, career track employment with important benefits, such as health care or retirement plans. The best path is typically to take all...
Ohio maintains a database of DNA profiles. They are designed to aid police investigators as they track down criminals involved in cold cases and new cases alike. By law, everyone arrested on a felony charge is required to submit genetic material that can then be added...
The United States comes in first place for the world’s highest prison-population rate. A criminal history brings about various consequences. People lose their jobs, run into financial hardships and can sometimes get stuck in a vicious cycle. Students are no...
It is the goal of the criminal justice system to look at the facts of a case and distribute just and fair verdicts and punishments. It is an unfortunate reality that there are times when circumstances are not always fair, however. A new study which will be printed in...
Felonies in Ohio are penalized in accordance with the felony sentencing guidelines within the state. The state published documents that state that the point of penalizing those who have committed crimes is to make sure the public is protected against future crimes....