History of Shaken Baby Syndrome and False Abuse Allegations – Part 1
Understanding the development of Shaken Baby Syndrome can lead to a better understanding of the medical allegations levied against parents...
Why Do the Hospital Doctors and Defense Experts Disagree?
How then can there be a difference of opinion between the hospital doctors who claim abuse and the defense medical...
Can Police Conduct a Search Without a Warrant in Ohio?
The short answer is yes. Under certain circumstances, the police are authorized to conduct a search without first obtaining a...
What Is Complicity in Ohio and Why Does It Matter?
Complicity is the legal term for assisting or helping someone commit a crime. It is more commonly known as "accessory"...
The Intent Required for Complicity
Even if you did not commit a crime, you might be charged with complicity. If you have been charged with...
The History of SBS and How It Relates to Defending False Allegations of Abuse – Part 2
After Shaken Baby Syndrome gained a strong foothold as the preferred medical diagnosis for infants who presented with the triad,...
What Happens If You Are Charged With a Drug Crime During the Holidays?
The 2016 holiday season is at hand. In Ohio and throughout the nation, millions of people are planning, shopping, traveling...
What Is a No Contest Plea and Is It a Legal Loophole?
Frequently, I get calls from individuals who are upset that they were convicted of a misdemeanor and now have to...
The Limits of DNA Evidence
DNA evidence is a powerful forensic tool and can play a critical role in a criminal case - either by...
What to Expect at a Criminal Defense Consultation
Once we have an initial phone conversation, the next step is to meet in person for an office consultation. For...