BROWN LAW OFFICE OVI/DUI BLOG

Ohio law prohibits drivers from operating a vehicle while impaired by either drugs or alcohol. If you are pulled over from suspicion of driving impaired, you may be charged with an OVI/DUI, which in Ohio mean the same thing and are used interchangeably. In order to be charged with an OVI the state must prove essentially four things. The State must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you have operated a vehicle (whether it be a boat, bicycle, streetcar, or lawn mower, etc.) and that you have operated this vehicle within the State of Ohio while under the influence of either drugs or alcohol.  It is important to hire an experienced OVI/DUI defense attorney if you are charged with an OVI/DUI.

An experienced criminal OVI/DUI defense attorney can help your unique case by analyzing all the facts and evidence to find holes in the State’s case.  It also important to know that if you blow under the legal limit you can still be found guilty of being under the influence by proving that the amount of alcohol in your system still caused adversely effects on your ability to operate a vehicle. With the State already ahead and against you, contacting an OVI/DUI defense attorney right away can help change your case around from the start. The attorneys at the Brown Law Office are members of the American Association of Premier DUI Attorney’s with tools to defend your unique case. Give the Brown Law Office a call at 330-601-0101 if you have been suspected of driving while under the influence, and schedule your FREE consultation.