Be aware that information posted on any social media platform, (facebook, twitter, Instagram, google+, vine, youtube, snapchat, etc) will probably be used in a courtroom if you are under investigation or face criminal charges in Ohio.  Often people post pictures, videos and information that will be damaging in a criminal case. When posted, it may not seem incriminating but can become very significant in a court of law.  Let it be known, nothing is truly “password protected” when you become part of an investigation and a good criminal defense attorney in Ohio will be needed as soon as possible.

Teens are consistently posting “party pictures” of themselves and their friends drinking and/or taking drugs. They make statements that can support an argument of premeditation, conspiracy or “check in” to locations that put them at the scene of a situation.

Many people put their security setting on the highest of privacy – but – are sharing pictures and information with other friends who are not as savvy with the privacy settings. This enables law enforcement with easier access. Furthermore, nothing is truly ever deleted.

If you are facing criminal charges that involves social media use as evidence, you need an incredible criminal defense attorney in Ohio.  When defending you against evidence from a social media platform, I will come with much more than just a copy of your constitutional rights. I will use creative motion practices, admissibility tactics and any and all recent case law.

The Bottom Line: Seemingly innocuous posts can turn an entire life around. You need a criminal defense attorney that can work on tactics to defend the admissibility of any social media posts in your case. Let me help defend you rights, find motions to suppress any social media evidence and overcome any hurdles that are associated with your case.

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