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We’ve discussed before the various forms of OVI cases in Ohio. But here’s a quick refresher. There are two general types—impaired and per se. An impaired offense means just that. The prosecutor has to prove that the driver was impaired. A per se offense results when someone has a blood, breath, or urine test above the limit. In a case where someone refuses, we usually see an impaired offense. When someone takes... Read More
In New York, alcohol related
offences, such as Driving While Intoxicated (DWI), are serious issues that
demand immediate attention from an experienced DWI attorney. These charges often carry significant
penalties including mandatory minimum fines, the possibility of jail time, and
the suspension or revocation of the driver’s license.
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