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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Steve Adams' Irish Wisdom: Choose to Refuse Happy St. Patrick’s Day! If you get accused of driving under the influence remember to say no to the breath test and field sobriety test. -
A Halloween Reminder: Stopped for DUI? Choose to Refuse! DUI is all about evidence. If you do not give the police evidence, you stand a great chance of not getting convicted of a DUI. -
Breathalyzers Aren't Magic Machines Breathalyzer machines are not accurate and scientifically reliable. Many of these machines are not properly maintained and produce inaccurate results. -
Protect Your Rights This Holiday Season The po-po are on patrol during the holiday season. Protect your rights and remember to “Choose to Refuse” if you’re stopped for DUI/OVI in Ohio. -
Don't Put Your Commercial Driver’s License at Risk If you’re a commercial driver and have been arrested on suspicion of DUI/OVI in Ohio, do not submit to any tests. Call Steven R. Adams immediately. -
DUI Do's and Don'ts If you have been arrested on suspicion of DUI, exercise your right to remain silent and contact lawyer Steven Adams immediately. -
Flashing Lights in Your Rearview Mirror Bill Cunningham and Steven Adams discuss why it’s important to understand your legal rights and what you can do when confronted or charged by police. -
DUI Blackjack Bill Cunningham and Steven R. Adams discuss the game of DUI blackjack and how drivers can gain the advantage in their cases. -
On Halloween, Choose to Refuse a DUI Blood Test This Halloween, remember to refuse the government vampires who want to take your blood! You don't have to provide a sample after a DUI/OVI arrest. -
Say No-No to the Po-Po If an officer approaches your vehicle after a traffic stop, do not incriminate yourself. Assert your right to a lawyer, and contact Steven R. Adams.