Wooster OVI Attorney

The Ninth District Court of Appeals recently held that there is sufficient evidence to sustain a conviction for OVI where the driver admits to ingesting a drug of abuse, and there are signs that the driver is impaired.  In State v. McQuistan, 2018-Ohio-539, the Court held that in order to convict a motorist of OVI, there must be a nexus between the motorist’s impairment and either a drug of abuse or alcohol.  A link to the decision can be found here.

https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/rod/docs/pdf/9/2018/2018-Ohio-539.pdf

The McQuistan decision provides valuable insight to OVI attorneys on the standards governing OVI prosecutions.  Contact the Wooster OVI attorneys at the Brown Law Office today at 330-601-0101 for a free consultation.  As members of the American Association of Premier DUI Attorneys, we have the skills and resources to defend your OVI case.