Attorney Scott Rubenstein

No matter the offense, a criminal conviction will have long lasting backlash. The conviction shows up on background checks, can effect a professional license, student financial aid and beyond. A DWI / OVI is one of the more common charges and the consequences of conviction are harsh, whether it’s a person’s first time or not. The fines are large and include jail time. An experienced criminal defense attorney will study the specifics of the case and may pursue a Motion to Dismiss based on findings. There are legal rights and rules that are often buried that the best attorney can uncover. Was the stop legal? Was there a search that was done illegally? Was their criminal intent or justification? Entrapment? The list is long.

You are not guilty and you do not have a criminal conviction even though you were arrested and charged with a criminal offense. The prosecution needs to prove that you are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, at trial, for you to be convicted. This is an incredible burden for them to assemble. This is why you need an experienced criminal defense attorney. If  police have violated any of your rights, not followed their procedural rules, or not informed you of your rights, the charges against you can be reduced and even dismissed.

The Bottom Line: The best thing for anyone to do is to contact an aggressive criminal defense attorney after being charged with any offense in Ohio. There are many legal options.  The sooner an attorney is on your case the better as the prosecution will be busy building a case against you. Call me. Let me gather all the evidence and facts surrounding your case and get the best possible outcome for you. Let me fight the charges against you and protect your rights, interests and your future.  513-260-2099