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While all states take driving while impaired by alcohol or drugs seriously, they often call it a different term. Ohio refers to drunk driving as OVI, which stands for operating a vehicle under the influence. A driver in West Chester Township, Ohio, may face various...
Driving under the influence of alcohol or any other drug is not only illegal in Ohio but also in every other state in the country. However, the severity of the penalty varies in each state. The punishment varies depending on your blood alcohol content. Since it is a...
When police pull you over for drunk driving, you might think your night couldn’t get worse. However, what if police see drug paraphernalia in your car? Or notice the smell of marijuana coming from your vehicle? What will happen if you end up getting arrested for drunk...
Commonly known in the U.S. as driving while intoxicated (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI), here in Ohio, the crime of drinking and driving is officially called operating a vehicle under the influence, or OVI. Besides the different names, the state's criminal...
DUI/OVI checkpoints are a common tool used to catch drunk drivers, particularly around holidays and other major events. These checkpoints can be nerve-wracking for any driver, so it is important to know how to conduct yourself so you can be back on the road quickly...
In Ohio, you can expect that your DUI or OVI charges may be punished by heavy fines. The amount of fines you may be ordered to pay can vary greatly, depending on the circumstances of your DUI/OVI case. Factors such as prior DUIs, your blood alcohol content (BAC), and...
Labor Day weekend is one of the most popular holidays for celebration and drinking. However, it is also a popular holiday for OVI/DUIs. Just like any other popular holiday in the United States, such as Independence Day and Thanksgiving, Labor Day weekend correlates...
Did an officer stop or pull you over because he or she suspected you were driving drunk? At The Meadows Law Firm, we know that facing the police one-on-one is a frightening situation. You are not sure what will happen next, what the police will say or do, or what will...
