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Are You The Best Dayton OVI Attorney?

Are you the best Dayton OVI Attorney? Often a prospective client will ask, “Are you the best Dayton OVI attorney?” I always answer this question by saying that I am a damn good OVI attorney, but you should investigate me to determine if I am the best Dayton OVI attorney for you. The most important decision you will make in your case is determining who will represent you. Here are some things to help you find the best Dayton OVI attorney – FOR YOU! How Much Of Your Practice Is Dedicated To OVI Defense? OVI defense is a complex area of law involving...

01 June

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Still Proud To Serve Dayton and the Miami Valley

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It is 2021! I have been looking back at my career and my life.My children are leaving for college and my job is at a high point. If you find yourself in need of an OVI attorney in Dayton or any surrounding area, please give me a call at (937) 318-1384.I am so proud to be your choice for DUI defense. I find myself re-dedicating myself to all matters related to my chosen speciality and so happy that I get a chance to dedicate myself to defending people accused of DUI. I feel like I've outlasted the various search engines....

04 October

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Charles M. Rowland II, DaytonDUI.com

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Charles M. Rowland II maintains an established DUI/OVI practice, representing the accused drunk driver in State and Federal Courts in the Miami Valley and throughout Ohio. An attorney since 1995, Charles Rowland dedicates his practice exclusively to representing the accused drunk driver and has worked to amass more credentials than any attorney in his field.DUI/OVI CREDENTIALSCharles is a proud member of the National College for DUI defense, the Ohio Ambassador to the American Association of Premier DUI Attorneys and is a Founding Member of the DUI DefenseLawyers Association. He is a Life Member to both the Ohio State Bar Foundation and...

29 July

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Military DUI: FAQ’s For Active Duty Soldiers Who Face A DUI Charge

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If you are an active duty soldier and receive a military DUI (drunk driving) charge, you may face civilian DUI penalties or military DUI punishment. This article will describe what military penalties are available and under what circumstances they are invoked. https://youtu.be/ekx44mzHy3kWho Will Prosecute My Military DUI?The overwhelming number of DUI cases will be prosecuted in the civilian courts and the military authorities will not seek jurisdiction. Punishment under the Uniformed Code of Military Justice (court martial/Article 15s) is not available to the military if the civilian authorities are prosecuting your DUI case. This is true even if your DUI case gets dismissed or reduced. ...

06 July

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Chillicothe DUI Attorney Charles M. Rowland II

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Chillicothe DUI Arrest?Chillicothe DUI attorney Charles M. Rowland II invites you to check out information about DUI defense in Ross County. If arrested for DUI (drunk driving) in Ross County, your misdemeanor case will be heard in the Chillicothe Municipal Court. The court is located at 29 South Paint St., Chillicothe, Ohio 45601. You can reach the court Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm at (740) 773-3515. Here are some sites where you can find information about the court (just click) --Chillicothe Municipal Court's Home Site Chillicothe Municipal Court Docket Search Judge Toni L. Eddy Judge John...

05 July

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CDL Disqualifications: New Rules In Ohio

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CDL Disqualifications: New Rules in Ohio Recently, the BMV has changed their rules with respect to CDL disqualifications. The new CDL rules make it very difficult for drivers to keep their job. The rules apply when the BMV receives notice of a refusal or positive chemical test.Under the old rules, if you attorney was able to stay the Administrative License Suspension (ALS), the CDL disqualifications would be put on hold. They would remain on hold until the end of the OVI case. If you were able to receive a reduction to Physical Control, R.C. 4511.194 and terminate the ALS you would...

04 July

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Happy Fourth of July From DaytonDUI

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Happy Independence Day! You have to love a nation that celebrates its independence every July 4, not with a parade of guns, tanks, and soldiers who file by the White House in a show of strength and muscle, but with family picnics where kids throw Frisbees, the potato salad gets iffy, and the flies die from happiness. You may think you have overeaten, but it is patriotism. ~Erma BombeckI have dedicated my professional practice to defending the rights of people accused of criminal offenses. It makes you appreciate the amazing trust that our Founders had in the ability of the average...

21 June

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Kettering OVI Defense: Top Strategies To Win Your Case

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KETTERING OVI DEFENSE When people need an Kettering OVI defense attorney, the biggest challenge is knowing whether or not an attorney truly has the skills, knowledge, training, tools, resources, and strategies that are needed to successfully resolve and win drunk driving cases. Countless attorneys handle impaired driving cases. However, only a small percentage have the skills that are needed to successfully resolve and win cases. Unfortunately for the public, even attorneys who have been practicing law for many years and devote a significant portion of their practice to OVI law, often don’t have the resources, and strategies that are needed to...

13 June

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OVI in Xenia Ohio: Everything you need to know

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Charged with an OVI near Xenia? Xenia OVI and DUI Lawyer Charles M. Rowland II can help you win your case in the Xenia Municipal Court. He has been practicing in the court since 1995 and has worked hard to make himself Xenia's choice for DUI defense. He has also served as Xenia Municipal Court prosecuting attorney. Twice yearly he helps the Greene County Police Academy by conducting mock "motions to suppress." Charles has served as an special prosecutor in both the Xenia Municipal Court and the Greene County Court of Common Pleas. He has created Xenia specific resources to provide detailed information about...

13 June

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Appreciable Impairment Offenses – You Look Drunk!

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Appreciable Impairment Offenses: If you refuse to take a chemical test, the State might still be able to prove you guilty of an OVI if they prove (beyond a reasonable doubt) that you operated a motor vehicle after having consumed some alcohol, drugs of abuse, or a combination of the two and their ability to operate the motor vehicle was appreciably impaired. How does a jury determine “under the influence?” The following is an excerpt from the Ohio Jury Instructions regarding appreciable impairment cases: “Under the influence” means that the defendant consumed some (alcohol) (drug of abuse) (combination of alcohol and...

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