OHIO OVI LAW / OHIO DUI LAW
A BLOG dedicated to issues relating to Ohio OVI/DUI (Ohio Drunk Driving) charges.

This BLOG is posted and maintained by Jeffrey C. Meadows, Attorney at Law. Jeff's practice is dedicated to aggressively defending those accused of OVI/DUI in southwestern Ohio.  Specifically, Jeff fights in the following Courts: Hamilton County Municipal Court, Butler County Area Courts, Mason Municipal Court, Warren County Court, Clermont County Court, Fairfield Municipal Court, Lebanon Municipal Court, Middletown Municipal Court, Sharonville Mayor's Court and all of the other municipal and mayor's courts in Hamilton County, Butler County, Warren County and Clermont County.

JEFFREY C. MEADOWS, ATTORNEY AT LAW
8310 Princeton-Glendale Rd.
West Chester, OH 45069
(513) 777-2222 Tel.
(513) 870-5442 Fax.

IS IT IMPORTANT TO HAVE AN ATTORNEY WHOSE OFFICE IS IN THE SAME TOWN AS THE COURT?

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This entry was posted on 12/30/2006 3:23 PM and is filed under uncategorized.

 

            Local counsel can be beneficial, but is not essential!  The biggest benefit to local counsel is that they will know all of the little habits or pet peeves of the judge and prosecutor.  Examples: does the judge give jail days if you had an accident while drinking and driving or does the prosecutor have a “no deals” policy on breath test refusals, or does the judge deny occupational driving on refusals until the defendant pleads guilty.  These examples are generally known to local counsel or at least the attorneys who practice regularly in the court.  However, the most important qualification for your OVI / DUI attorney is that they not only know the court, but that they have all the knowledge and tools to properly assess and defend your OVI!

 

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