It is an exciting time, as Ohio's 2015 motorcycle season is underway. Warm spring days are causing many people to quickly pull their bikes out of the garage, but several riders have already fallen this season - perhaps because they were a bit too eager.
Drunk driving charges leveled against Ohio driver
Criminal charges can be leveled against any individual in a situation in which the authorities feel charges are necessary. As a result, a charged individual could be an alleged first-time offender or possibly have faced allegations in the past. Nonetheless, an accused party should have legal options for how he or she would like to handle the situation. If a party is facing drunk driving charges, he or she may want to explore the legal possibilities.
Rittgers & Rittgers Publishes OVI White Paper: Free Download
The criminal defense attorneys at Rittgers & Rittgers wrote and published the White Paper, Operating A Vehicle Under The Influence Of Drugs Or Alcohol. You can freely view, download or share the OVI Paper.
OVI, child endangerment charges stem from Ohio accident
When a person is charged for a crime, he or she must enter a plea stating guilt or innocence as part of the criminal process. In some situations, an individual may be able to strike a bargain beforehand that allows for a lesser sentence if a guilty plea is later entered. However, an accused person may wish to plead not guilty to charges such as OVI, and in turn, that individual may want to create a defense that could work toward maintaining his or her innocence.
Q&A: Does It Matter If The At-Fault Driver Faces Criminal Charges?
