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Sex Crimes and the Justice Process

Sex crimes are never something to take lightly, and seeking justice against any acts of sexual misconduct is important when it comes to giving victims a voice. If you are looking to seek legal assistance in a sex offense case, then it is time to find a law firm that takes your needs and concerns seriously. That is where we come in.

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Stephen Wolfe

Drug Charges 101: Understanding The 5 Drug Schedules

Nearly one-third of American adults have a criminal record. Since drugs are responsible for so many arrests in the nation (an estimated 1.2 million people were charged with drug law violations in 2016) you may frequently hear legal lingo regarding drug schedules being thrown around. Whether you're facing drug possession charges or simply want to understand what your favorite character on Law and Order is talking about, this article will help you get more acquainted with the five drug schedules.

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Stephen Wolfe

Possession Misconceptions: Dispelling Drug Charge Myths

Although the public opinion surrounding how we classify and criminalize drug use is starting to show signs of change, that doesn't mean the law is quick to catch up. Our nation's rampant drug use may be considered a social crisis, but it's typically still treated as a criminal one. As a result, jails and prisons all across the country are still being filled with citizens who have addiction issues or who made the choice to use illegal drugs. In fact, 84.7% of all arrests made for drug law violations in the United States during 2016 were for possession of a controlled substance -- which could be anything from marijuana and prescription medications to cocaine or methamphetamine.

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Stephen Wolfe

Five Charges that Require a Criminal Defense Attorney

There are a lot of things to remember and a lot of things to look for when you need a criminal defense attorney. Here are five situations that might require you to retain a criminal defense attorney, and tips to remember as you go about finding the attorney that is right for you.

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5 Things You SHOULDN'T Do After Being Charged With a Sex Crime

Being charged with a sex crime can feel like a nightmare come to life. In stressful situations like these, you may struggle with your emotions. You might even make a mistake that could worsen the situation. It may be difficult, but you'll need to think clearly and make smart choices for your future. Whether you have been falsely accused or misread a situation with a partner, you should refrain from doing the five following things if you're facing sex crime charges.

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Campus Crime: What to Do if Your College Student is Charged

When you help your child pack up their belongings and drop them off at college for the first time, you might be a little worried about how they'll fare. But by and large, you'll probably be excited for this next chapter in their lives and for all the opportunities they'll have to grow and learn. You'd probably never dream that your son or daughter could suddenly have their future hanging in the balance due to campus criminal charges. Unfortunately, it happens more often than you might realize.

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Understanding Drug Search and Seizure Laws in Ohio

If you have been charged of a crime -- and even if you are subsequently convicted of that crime -- it's essential to remember that you still have a number of rights as provided by the U.S. Constitution. Although nearly 1.9 million people in the state of Ohio have criminal records, all of those people are granted specific rights that ensure that a speedy and fair trial takes place and that no punishment can be deemed cruel and unusual. Another right all U.S. citizens have is the protection against unreasonable searches and seizures. Outlined in the Fourth Amendment, this right makes certain that all persons are protected against unlawful searches and seizures of personal property except in cases of probable cause.

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Understanding Ohio Internet Sex Crime Laws

In the digital age, it's no surprise that a growing number of crimes are taking place online. But you might not realize that your activities on the internet could result in sex crime charges. While sexual assaults in Ohio were reported at a rate of 86.9 per 100,000 population in 2015, an individual doesn't necessarily have to do physical harm to another person to need help from a sex crime attorney.

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Can I Be Arrested For Drugs That Aren't Actually Mine?

Imagine you're driving with a couple of friends and you're pulled over by a police officer for some minor infraction, such as failing to signal or not coming to a complete halt at a stop sign. For whatever reason, the officer asks if they can search your car. While they don't have a warrant, you oblige because you feel you have nothing to hide. Unbeknownst to you, one of your friends had stashed some illegal substances in your car's glove compartment. Before you know it, you're being handcuffed and put in the back of a police cruiser -- even though the drugs weren't yours and you had no idea they were there.

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Marijuana Possession Laws in Ohio

While the FBI estimates that there were 1,572,579 arrests made throughout the U.S. for drug law violations in 2016, the possible penalties for these crimes can vary widely depending on the circumstances and the drug in question. All across the nation, states are starting to recognize the need to amend laws pertaining to marijuana. While there's still a long way to go before marijuana is completely legalized, those facing drug charges for marijuana possession may be relieved to know that Ohio is a bit more lenient than it used to be in this regard. Today's post will discuss some important information about drug cases involving marijuana.

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