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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This Thanksgiving Give Thanks, Not Evidence If you’re stopped by the po-po this Thanksgiving, remember to give thanks, not evidence! Choose to refuse! -
Choose to Refuse This Labor Day Weekend Steve Adams and Bill Cunningham discuss Labor Day and what to do if you get accused of a DUI. Say no-no to the po-po and choose to refuse! -
Your Guide to Standardized Field Sobriety Tests Ever wonder what is really going on with standardized field sobriety tests. Watch Steven R. Adams explain these tests and why you should choose to refuse! -
Choose to Refuse This Memorial Day Weekend If you get pulled over for a DUI, you have to say no-no to the po-po. Learn why choose to refuse is your right as an American. -
Steven Adams Offers Insight into the Pike County Massacre In this 700WLW segment, Steven R. Adams discusses tampering with evidence in regards to Ohio’s most complex homicide investigation. -
Confess to God, Not The Police Confess to God, not the po po! Remember you have a right to remain silent. That’s a fundamental constitutional right. Say no no to the po po. -
Think Twice Before Confessing to an Ohio DUI/OVI You have a constitutional right to remain silent after an arrest. Do not provide a confession to make it easier for the cops to get a DUI/OVI conviction. -
What to When You're Stopped for a DUI on St. Paddy's Day If you're stopped for suspicion of a DUI on St. Patrick's Day, do not cooperate with fieldside sobriety tests. Choose to refuse and contact Steven R. Adams. -
If You’re Set to Leave, Call Steve Listen to attorney Steven R. Adams on 700WLW discussing his new family law website. -
How Many Points Do You Get for a DUI in Ohio? In Ohio, if you’re convicted of OVI or a DUI, it’s a six-point offense. Take action quickly to protect yourself.