As a former prosecuting attorney, Steven Adams has the ability to see both sides of an OVI, DUI, or other criminal case in Ohio or Kentucky—including what it takes to get an acquittal. Learn more about the challenges, evidence, and legal factors involved in your criminal defense.
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What’s New With Legalized Weed in Ohio?Ohio passed a new law legalizing recreational marijuana, meaning adults 21 and older can buy, possess, and grow weed.
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Drug Trafficking Arrests: How the Police Identify SuspectsPolice may use multiple tactics when identifying and investigating drug trafficking suspects.
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What It’s Like To Work With Our FirmWe know that facing any type of criminal charges threatens your freedom and livelihood, and we will work to secure the best results possible in your case.
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What To Consider When Choosing A Criminal Defense LawyerWhen you’re facing a violent crime criminal charge you have a lot on the line, including significant jail or prison time, and substantial fines and penalties.
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Penalties You Could Face After Being Charged With a Misdemeanor in OhioOhio misdemeanor charges can result in jail time, fines, and restrictions on your freedom. A criminal defense attorney explains common penalties.
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New Year, New You: Why Getting Your Record Expunged is ImportantStart the new year off right with a clear record so you can improve your chances at better employment, housing, and more.
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Debunking Common Myths About DUIs in OhioThere are a lot of misconceptions about what can happen when you’re pulled over for drunk driving, but we’re here to clear up the urban legends you might have heard about DUIs.
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All About Ohio's New Marijuana LawIssue 2 legalized recreational marijuana in Ohio, meaning adults 21 and older can soon buy, possess, and grow marijuana.
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Answering Charges of Statutory Rape in OhioIf you have been charged with statutory rape in Ohio, it is vital for you to understand the law in order to build a strong criminal defense.
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What to Know If You’re Pulled Over for Texting and Driving in OhioAs of October 4, it is illegal to text and drive in Ohio. Learn what to do if you’re pulled over for texting and driving in Ohio.
