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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Improperly Handling Firearms in a Motor Vehicle in Ohio: What's Still Illegal After Permitless CarryCan you keep a gun in your car in Ohio without a permit? What's still illegal after permitless carry, OVI risks, and your rights at a traffic stop. 513-929-9333.
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Self-Defense and Stand Your Ground in Ohio: When Use of Force Is Legally JustifiedOhio is a stand your ground state. Learn how self-defense, the Castle Doctrine, and defense of others work, and what prosecutors must disprove.
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Social Media Harassment & Telecommunications Harassment in Ohio: What You Need to KnowLearn Ohio telecommunications harassment laws, including social media charges, penalties, and defenses. Protect your rights if you're accused.
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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.
