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Representing You in the Vandalia Municipal Court

Vandalia DUI Attorney Charles M. Rowland II Can Help Did you know that you can petition on-line for driving privileges if you face an OVI charge in the Vandalia Municipal Court? Just visit the DRIVING PRIVILEGE PAGE of the Vandalia Municipal Court web page. You can also MAKE A PAYMENT on-line. Your misdemeanor DUI (now called OVI; operating a vehicle impaired) case will be heard by the honorable Cynthia M. Heck or by Vandalia Municipal Court's Magistrates, Bonnie Beaman Rice or Fred M. Izeson. The Vandalia Municipal Court is located at 245 James E. Bohanan Memorial Drive in Vandalia, Ohio and the...

01 April

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Driving Too Slow Not Sufficient for a Stop!

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Image via WikipediaIn State v. Bacher, 170 Ohio App.3d 457, 867 N.E.2d 864 (2007), an officer pulled over a suspect because he was driving 23 miles per hour below the posted speed limit of 65 miles per hour. Upon speaking to the driver, the officer noticed a strong odor of alcoholic beverage, pulled him from the car and subsequently arrested him for OVI. The trial court reasoned that the stop was an "investigative stop" and overruled the defendant's motion to dismiss.Upon appeal, the appellate court reversed the ruling of the trial court, holding that a stop is...

25 March

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Boating Under the Influence in Ohio (BUI)

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Boating Under the Influence is illegal in Ohio. 2001 Sub. S.B. 123, eff. 1-1-04 sought to unify the drunk driving provisions with Ohio's boating laws. O.R.C. 1547.11(A)(1) to O.R.C. 1547.11(A)(6) prohibit a person from operating or being in physical control of a vessel underway or manipulating water skis, aquaplanes, or similar devices while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.O.R.C. 1547.11(A)(1) is the impairment provision of the law, preventing operation or physical control while under the influence. The law also has a provision preventing operation with a prohibited level of alcohol which it sets at the same prohibited level...

22 March

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Juvenile DUI in Ohio and the Learner’s Permit

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My 15 year-old was caught drinking. How will this affect her ability to get her license? Ohio has adopted a very low alcohol level for persons under 21. R.C. 4511.19(B) sets the BAC level at .02 percent but less than .08 percent (by weight of alcohol by whole blood or breath, or with an equivalent amount by blood serum or plasma or urine). These quasi-zero tolerance levels are justified by the fact that this age group accounts for a "disproportionate share of alcohol-related accidents." See Ohio Driving Under the Influence Law, 2009-2010 ed., Weiler & Weiler, pp. 24-25. Juveniles who test...

22 March

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Huber Heights DUI Information

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Does Huber Heights Have Its Own Municipal Court? If you are arrested for misdemeanor DUI / OVI in Huber Heights your case will be heard in the Montgomery County Municipal Court, Eastern Division. Many refer to this as the Huber Heights Municipal Court, but the court’s jurisdiction is larger, covering regions in north-east Montgomery County including the city of Riverside, Ohio. The Montgomery County Municipal Court is located at 6111 Taylorsville Rd., Huber Heights, OH 45424-2951. You can contact the court’s Traffic/Criminal Division at (937) 496-7231, the Civil Division at (937) 225-5824 and you can fax information to (937)...

20 March

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Driving Privileges in the Vandalia Municipal Court

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Did you know that you can petition on-line for driving privileges if you face an OVI charge in the Vandalia Municipal Court? Just visit the DRIVING PRIVILEGE PAGE of the Vandalia Municipal Court web page. You can also MAKE A PAYMENT on-line. Your misdemeanor DUI (now called OVI; operating a vehicle impaired) case will be heard by the honorable Cynthia M. Heck or by Vandalia Municipal Court’s Magistrates, Bonnie Beaman Rice or Fred M. Izeson. The Vandalia Municipal Court is located at 245 James E. Bohanan Memorial Drive in Vandalia, Ohio and the jurisdiction of the Vandalia Municipal Court includes Vandalia, Englewood, Clayton, Union and the Montgomery County Townships of:...

17 March

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St. Patrick’s Dayton DUI Checkpoint Update

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There is a DUI checkpoint planned in the 5900 block of North Dixie from 7:30 p.m. until 11:30 p.m. and extra patrols will be out across the area conducting saturation patrols. DUI checkpoints are also set for Cincinnati and Columbus. Charles M. Rowland II is a leading Dayton, Ohio DUI attorney who dedicates his practice to defending the accused drunk driver. Contact Charles Rowland at (937)318-1DUI or 1-888-ROWLAND. If you need immediate assistance, please text DaytonDUI (one word) to 50500. You can also sign up for text alerts atwww.DaytonDUI.com/blog. Related articlesDayton DUI Attorney Charles M. Rowland II (daytondui.com) Beverage trade group calls for...

16 March

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DUI Case Argued Before U.S. Supreme Court (Bullcoming v. New Mexico)

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[caption id="" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Image via Wikipedia"][/caption]Is An Analyst Required To Appear In Court? The United States Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Bullcoming v. State of New Mexic0 (Docket No. 09-10876) to decide "whether the Confrontation Clause permits the prosecution to introduce testimonial statements of a nontestifying forensic analyst through the in-court testimony of a supervisor or other person who did not perform or observe the laboratory analysis described in the statements." According the the National College for DUI Defense, Stanford Associate Law professor Jeffrey L. Fisher, who brought and won the Crawford and Melindez-Diaz cases is slated to...

05 March

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Arrested for DUI in Clayton?

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www.ClaytonDUI.com If you are arrested in Clayton, Ohio on suspicion of drunk driving, this page will provide you with information that can help you win your case and get your life back. Charles M. Rowland II developed www.ClaytonDUI.com to provide exceptional DUI services to residents of Clayton and Randolph Township. He has been representing people in Clayton for over fifteen years. Which Court Will I Go To? The city of Clayton is serviced by the Vandalia Municipal Court which is located on the 2nd floor of the Justice Center at 245 James E. Bohanan Memorial Drive, Vandalia,...

05 March

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ChillicotheDUI.com

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Welcome to ChillicotheDUI.com. This site was developed to provide practical information regarding Chillicothe and Ross County’s tough drunk driving law. Here you will find information on DUI (now called OVI) law in the Chillicothe Municipal Court and in the Ross County Common Pleas Court. If you find yourself accused of a crime contact Charles M. Rowland II.CHILLICOTHE MUNICIPAL COURT INFORMATIONThe Judges who may hear your case in the Chillicothe Municipal Court are Judge Bunch, Judge Street, Magistrates Large and/or Martin. The Court can be reached at (740) 773-3515. The Chillicothe law director is Toni L. Eddy. The Law Director...

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