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Dayton DUI Attorney Charles Rowland > Posts tagged "springfield" (Page 26)
03 December
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Dayton DUI is on Twitter (www.Twitter.com/DaytonDUI)

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Image via CrunchBaseFollow Charlie on Twitter @ www.Twitter.com/daytondui.Is your jurisdiction conducting a DUI checkpoint this weekend?  How much do you know about the prohibition movement?  Are you following the Courts and how they affect you?  Charlie will keep you informed.  Charles M. Rowland II has worked hard to distinguish himself as one of the most credentialed DUI (now called OVI) attorneys in the Miami Valley.  If you need an aggressive DUI/OVI/Drunk driving attorney contact Charles Rowland today at 937-879-9542. ...

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10 November
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Driving Under Suspension: Security Suspensions and Judgment Suspensions

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Ohio Revised Code 4509.37 sets forth the provision of Ohio's Driving Under Suspension law that suspends a license for uninsured drivers involved in an accident involving personal injury, death or property damages exceeding $400.00.  Called a Security Suspension, this suspension is often confused with a Judgment Suspension, which provides the court a powerful weapon to enforce a judgment.  Here, no judgment is necessary.  A violation of this law will result in a suspension of your license until one of the following occurs:Submission of a notarized statement signed by all involved parties indicating a payment arrangement has been made. If the...

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01 November
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Dayton Sobriety Checkpoint is a Bust

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Image via WikipediaThe sobriety checkpoint Friday, Oct. 30 on North Dixie Drive produced only three arrests for operating a vehicle while intoxicated.  Other citations included nine charges for driving under suspension or without a license, and 21 other violations, including traffic, seat belt and child restraint issues.The checkpoint was set up from 8 p.m. to midnight Friday by the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, the Ohio State Highway Patrol and the Montgomery County Combined Agency O.V.I. Task Force, and included saturation patrols in the area surrounding the checkpoint. The sheriff’s office and task force plan extra patrols throughout the Halloween...

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23 October
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No DUI/OVI Checkpoints Tonight for Dayton, Fairborn, Beavercreek, Springfield or Xenia, Ohio

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Image by Renegade98 via FlickrI have checked with WHIO News, the Greene County Ohio State Highway Patrol Post, the Montgomery County Ohio State Highway Patrol Post, the Clark County Ohio State Highway Patrol Post, the Greene County Sheriff and all the other media sources.  All report that there will be no sobriety checkpoints this weekend (Oct 23-25).You can keep abreast of all checkpoints in the Miami Valley by following me on Twitter: www.twitter.com/DaytonDUI.  Have a safe weekend! ...

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08 September
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Is Binge Drinking a College Epidemic?

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Image by animakitty via FlickrMany thanks to Dr. David J. Hanson at the Sociology Departmet at SUNY for this great information:Is binge drinking is an epidemic problem on college campuses in Dayton?Fact: Binge drinking is clinically and commonly viewed as a period of extended intoxication lasting at least several days during which time the binger drops out of usual life activities. Few university students engage in such bingeing behavior. However, a number sometimes consume at least four drinks in day (or at least five for men). Although many of these young people may...

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21 August
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Springfield DUI Sobriety Checkpoint

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Springfield, Clark County, Ohio will have a DUI/OVI sobriety checkpoint.  Our contacts with the Ohio State Highway Patrol says Springfield, Clark County, Ohio OVI checkpoint will be on West Main at 40 and 68.  In explaining the location to our office they said, "Where it ususally is."  If you are arrested, you will appear in the Clark County Municipal Court.  Charles M. Rowland dedicates his practice to defending the accused drunk driver.  He has established a web site, www.SpringfieldDUI.com, to provide practical information on Clark County's tough OVI laws.  If you need representation in the Clark County Municipal Court, contact Charles M....

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22 July
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R.C. 4511.22 Slow Speed

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Image via Wikipedia(A) No person shall stop or operate a vehicle, trackless trolley, or street car at such a slow speed as to impede or block the normal and reasonable movement of traffic, except when stopping or reduced speed is necessary for safe operation or to comply with law.(B) Whenever the director of transportation or local authorities determine on the basis of an engineering and traffic investigation that slow speeds on any part of a controlled-access highway, expressway, or freeway consistently impede the normal and reasonable movement of traffic, the director or...

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02 June
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Ohio Speed Limit Update

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Image by bredgur via FlickrSubject: Ohio H.B. 162-Speed limit to 70 mphOn Wednesday, June 3, 2009, The Ohio House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee will hold a second hearing for H.B. 162 that would raise the speed limit to 70 m.p.h. on Ohio's Interstates. The hearing will take place at 10:30 AM in Room 017 (in the basement of the Statehouse). The agenda states that the hearing is open to Proponents, Opponents, and Interested Parties.You can be sure that the government and insurance representatives will be there to claim the entire population of Ohio will...

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