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Ohio DUI Law Meets With Discontent

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Ohio DUI Law Meets With Discontent

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Today Mike McConnell, a host on 700WLW am in Cincinnati opened up his fifty thousand watt radio station to some discontented listeners.  He discussed the topic of DUI sobriety checkpoints.  A vast majority of the callers were appalled at the willingness of government to conduct checks without probable cause.  Some callers called it a slippery slope, other called it a witch hunt, others said that we would not stand for non-probable cause profiling if we were looking for illegal immigrants (for example).  The concensus was that DUI enforcement is focusing on increased revenues, just like red-light cameras.  Have we finally got to the point when a courageous judge will begin holding law enforcement to account.  Can the Supreme Court finally reinstate that most American principle of probable cause to justify a stop; or innocent until proven guilty; or that you don’t have to incriminate yourself?

I applaude Mike McConnell and 700 for its willingness to hear the discontent.  I have appeared on his program and can attest to the integrity of the host and his willingness to apply common sense to current event topics.  Merry Christmas Mike.

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Charles Rowland

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Charles M. Rowland II has been representing the accused drunk driver for over 20 years. Contact him at (937) 318-1384 if you find yourself facing a DUI (now called OVI) charge.

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