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TONIGHT'S OVI CHECKPOINTS-Downtown & German Village! Columbus Police will conduct two sobriety checkpoints near downtown Columbus Saturday night and Sunday morning. -
TROOPER SENTENCED FOR COERCING SEX ACTS FROM WOMEN HE STOPPED Bryan D. Lee, 31, of Lancaster, pleaded guilty in October to four counts of violation of civil rights by a law officer, each punishable by up to a year in prison, and cyberstalking, which had a maximum penalty of five years in prison. -
JUSTICES REPRIMAND JUDGE FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING Common Pleas Court Judge William T. Marshall, 58, was convicted after his vehicle struck an embankment and overturned on Jan. 12, 2013, on Rt. 140 in Jackson County. -
ANOTHER TRIPLE EXONERATION FOR OHIO INNOCENCE PROJECT Legal advocacy from the Ohio Innocence Project at the University of Cincinnati has helped set three men wrongfully imprisoned for murder on the path to freedom. -
TONIGHTS DUI CHECKPOINT Columbus police will set up a sobriety checkpoint on the Northwest Side from 9 tonight until 3 a.m. on Saturday. -
SOBRIETY CHECKPOINT TONIGHT The Franklin County DUI task force is holding a sobriety checkpoint in Obetz tonight, from 8:00 p.m. to midnight. -
THE 17-YEAR-OLD ADULTS If you’re 17 years old and arrested for a crime, where you go depends mostly on what state you happen to live in-If the crime is severe enough, 9 states automatically classify 17-year-olds as adults. -
HERNANDEZ ATTORNEYS ATTACKING FINGERPRINT EVIDENCE One of Aaron Hernandez’s defense attorneys challenged a state police fingerprint examiner Wednesday, suggesting that his work was sloppy, that his testimony was incomplete... -
DISCOVERY IN INMATE'S CELL LEADS TO POLICE PROTECTION FOR PROSECUTOR AND JUDGES Three public officials in Charlotte were placed under police protection last month after the FBI discovered their photographs in the cell of an inmate believed to be tied to gangs. -
OHIO'S CURRENT OVI LAW In Ohio, DUI/OVI can be charged in two ways: impaired operation, or operation with an alcohol or drug concentration over the legal limit. Law Enforcement targets these two areas when you are investigated for driving drunk. -
MAYOR'S COURT AUTHORITY AND JURISDICTION RULES Ohio Mayor's Courts are state courts in Ohio created by some municipalities. The Mayor's Courts hear traffic cases, violations of city ordinances and other misdemeanors. The presiding officer is a magistrate (not a judge) appointed by the mayor and paid by the city or village. -
SUPREME COURT RULES SEX OFFENSE SENTENCES UNCONSTITUTIONAL Part of Ohio’s gross sexual imposition law is unconstitutional in requiring a mandatory prison sentence for offenders when evidence consists of more than a child’s testimony, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled today. -
HIGH SCHOOL STABBING SUSPECT: He's Not An Adult Alex Hribal, 16, has been charged as an adult. But the place for juvenile offenders is the juvenile justice system. -
INNOCENT MAN EXECUTED? Former Supreme Court Justice Confirms Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens acknowledged evidence that Texas put an innocent man to death for a murder in the 1980s. -
FOR-PROFIT MARIJUANA BALLOT INITIATIVE DETAILS RELEASED Backers of a proposed for-profit marijuana ballot issue released new details yesterday but did not disclose who would profit should Ohio voters approve the legalization issue this November -
TRACKING THE 'SILK ROAD' MASTERMIND Alleged drug dealer who masterminded Silk Road, allowing millions of dollars to be trafficked in illegal drugs and other illicit transactions, is on trial this week -
BREATH-TEST DATA: POSSIBLE, BUT PRICEY DUI-specialty lawyers long contended that state officials refused to turn over data because they feared it would prove the Intoxilyzer 8000s they deployed to police are largely inaccurate -
CAN A POLICE OFFICER STOP & SEARCH A CAR WHEN DRIVER DID NOTHING ILLEGAL? The Supreme Court ruled Monday that a police officer's mistake of law doesn't necessarily mean the suspect goes free. -
NEW DNA ANALYSIS COULD PROVIDE A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF A SUSPECT Prosecutors in Massachusetts plan to prove in court that a pair of abductions and rapes were committed by the defendant and not by his identical twin brother.
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