133rd Ohio General Assembly Lame Duck Session: Some Criminal Bills That Passed & Some That Did Not.
As is typical in any legislative session, there was a rush at the end of the session to pass a […]
As is typical in any legislative session, there was a rush at the end of the session to pass a […]
Procedures for restarting jury trials is the last major issue to resolve to completely re-open courts.
After decades of battles, Ohio finally does not require a front license plate on vehicles.
Mapp v. Ohio, 367 U.S. 643 (1961), cited in every motion to suppress evidence, was decided 59 years ago today. […]
Local TV celebrity Mike Davis received a lesser sentence for more child porn images than another local man – did his (former) celebrity status help him avoid decades in prison?
In March when COVID-19 started sweeping across the country, the judicial system around the country and here in Ohio ground […]
Annie’s Law is 3 years old today and its not working as intended. Find out why.
Revised Code 3701.352 prohibits people from violating any rule or order issued “to prevent a threat to the public caused […]
Have you ever wondered if horseback riding, on a road, while impaired is illegal? Well, that answer varies by state! […]
Does being a celebrity mean lighter criminal sentences? Two local cases may tell us.