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A conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol can have serious – and sometimes humiliating – consequences. For example, you may have had friends or family members with an ignition interlock device (IID) installed in their cars by court order. If you have an...
The holidays can be a dangerous time to drive. Between the increased traffic and partygoers under the influence, there are many potential hazards on the roads. Ultimately, drinking and driving can put everyone on the road at risk. When you add winter driving...
It does not matter what led to this moment. Having an officer pull you over and accuse you of operating a vehicle while impaired (OVI) is serious. Whether you smell of alcohol or not, you have certain rights. Do I have to take a field sobriety test? Although the exact...
Columbus has lots of bars that adults frequent to blow off some steam and have a good time. If you just finished a big project at work or your college finals and celebrate out on a Friday night, you won’t be alone. Yet, if on your way home police suspect you are...
With football season well underway, many Ohio State students are likely showing their school spirit in various ways. You may be among the many students, or even alumni, who show up on the weekend home games to cheer on your Buckeyes. You enjoy the time with friends...
A drunk driving arrest can be a very confusing ordeal. Whether you recognize that you were driving after drinking too much or you believe you were not too impaired to drive, a charge of operating a vehicle under the influence can disrupt your life and leave you with a...
Most people know that the legal limit for blood alcohol concentration here in Ohio is .08, but that isn't the end of the story. There is much more to the state's laws regarding operating a vehicle while impaired, or OVI.The more you know about the law, the better off...
If you were to survey Ohio residents, especially those currently attending state colleges, to ask why they do or do not drink alcohol, you may find that many people answer your questions in similar ways. For instance, some people might tell you that their faith...
Like most states in the U.S., Ohio has very specific criminal laws when it comes to drinking and driving. In Ohio, operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is called OVI . Many people don't realize this type of criminal offense is broken down...
Former Ohio State football star Maurice Clarett was arrested for drunk driving on Sunday, January 3, after a witness called 911 to report his erratic driving. When stopped by the police, he refused to perform sobriety tests. Then, as per Ohio law, he was taken to the...