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How then can there be a difference of opinion between the hospital doctors who claim abuse and the defense medical...

The short answer is yes. Under certain circumstances, the police are authorized to conduct a search without first obtaining a...

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...

After Shaken Baby Syndrome gained a strong foothold as the preferred medical diagnosis for infants who presented with the triad,...

The 2016 holiday season is at hand. In Ohio and throughout the nation, millions of people are planning, shopping, traveling...

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...

Office Consultation – What to Expect

Once we have an initial phone conversation, the next step is to meet in person for an office consultation. For...

Cocaine-related criminal offenses are treated rather harshly compared to crimes involving other types of drugs. This is a drug that...