Former prosecuting attorney Steven Adams has seen a wide variety of criminal cases, giving him a unique perspective on defending his clients in Ohio and Northern Kentucky. Our blog posts explore the most common challenges and legal factors involved in a criminal defense case.
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Ohio Trespassing Charges and How to Defend Against ThemLearn Ohio trespassing laws, penalties, and defenses. Understand criminal vs. aggravated trespass and what to do if you’re charged.
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Accessory After the Fact in Ohio: What the Charge Means and How to Defend Against ItLearn Ohio accessory after the fact laws, penalties, and defenses. Understand obstructing justice charges and how to protect yourself legally.
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Disorderly Conduct at Sporting Events: Legal Consequences for Bengals and Reds FansArrested for disorderly conduct at Paycor Stadium or Great American Ball Park? Learn Ohio's penalties, defenses, and what to do next. Free consultation.
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The Evolution of Plea Bargaining in Ohio: What It Means for Your DefenseLearn how plea bargaining has evolved in Ohio criminal cases. Understand your options, rights, and what to consider before accepting any plea deal.
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Cell Phone Evidence in Criminal Cases: What Police Can Access in OhioCan Ohio police search your phone without a warrant? Learn your rights, warrant requirements, and legal exceptions in criminal investigations.Retry
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Understanding Miranda Rights in Ohio: When Do Police Have to Read Them?Understand when Ohio police must read Miranda rights, what happens if they don't, and how a defense attorney can challenge violations. Call 513-929-9333.
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How Gang Affiliation Can Enhance Sentencing in Ohio Criminal CasesBeing a member of a gang is not necessarily a crime. However, if a crime is committed in association with a gang, the penalties for that crime may be more severe.
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Social Media as Evidence: How Ohio Courts Handle Online Footage in Felony CasesIn Ohio, your social media content can be used as evidence in court. It can be used against you, or it can be used to back up your defense.
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Weapons and Felonies in Ohio: How Gun Laws Impact Criminal ChargesIn Ohio, using a weapon during a crime is considered an aggravating factor, which can result in more severe prison sentences and fines.
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Go to Trial or No Trial? What to Consider in Making That DecisionThe decision to go to trial or to take a plea is a critical one.
