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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Is Road Rage a Crime in Ohio and What Charges Could You Face?Ohio has no stand-alone road rage offense. Learn how threats, reckless driving, assault, firearms, crashes, and serious injury can lead to criminal charges.
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Gun Rights After Drug Charges in Ohio: What You Can Lose and How to Get It BackHow Ohio and federal law affect gun rights after a drug charge, what the Supreme Court's 2026 Hemani ruling changed, and the pathways to restoring your rights.
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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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Gun Rights After Drug Charges in Ohio: What You Can Lose and How to Get It BackDrug charges in Ohio can cost you the right to own or carry a firearm—sometimes for life. Know the law and your options. Free consult: 513-929-9333.
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Ohio River Summer Arrests: What Happens After Police Stop a Boat Party?Boating under the influence is a crime in Ohio. Learn how water stops work, BUI penalties, refusal rules, and how to defend a charge near Cincinnati.
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Fake IDs, Bar Entry, and College Students Home for the Summer: What’s at Stake in OhioCharged with using a fake ID in Ohio? Learn penalties, felony risks, record consequences, and legal options for students and parents.
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Aggravated Vehicular Assault and Vehicular Homicide in Ohio: When OVI Becomes a FelonyAn OVI involving injury or death becomes a felony in Ohio. Learn the charges, mandatory penalties, and what the prosecution must prove to convict.
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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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Sealing vs. Expungement in Ohio Under SB 288: What ChangedOhio's SB 288 changed record sealing and expungement. Learn new waiting periods, eligibility rules, and what convictions can finally be cleared.
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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.
