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In 1994, the Supreme Court Committee for the Appointment of Counsel for Indigent Defendants certified Earl Desmond as a lead attorney in death penalty cases.
In 1994, the Supreme Court Committee for the Appointment of Counsel for Indigent Defendants certified Earl Desmond as a lead attorney in death penalty cases.
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We offer a variety of legal cases to make sure your record remains clear of any charges.
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Continuing education on a yearly basis from diverse colleges and law organizations on topics ranging from minor misdemeanors to death penalty seminars (1978 to present).
We offer a variety of legal cases to make sure your record remains clear of any charges.
Your satisfaction is our number one priority and we will do whatever we can to achieve that.
Get in touch with our experienced attorneys today at 419-946-2100 to schedule an appointment.
Continuing education on a yearly basis from diverse colleges and law organizations on topics ranging from minor misdemeanors to death penalty seminars (1978 to present).
If you've been charged with a serious crime, you need a strong legal defense.
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In Ohio, a felony is defined as a serious crime carrying a potential penalty of going to prison for over six months, a hefty fine and even a death sentence.
The most serious felony is aggravated murder; other felonies include, but are not limited to, murder, domestic violence and assault, drug possession or trafficking, drug paraphernalia, kidnapping, rape and robbery.
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In Ohio, a felony is defined as a serious crime carrying a potential penalty of going to prison for over six months, a hefty fine and even a death sentence.
The most serious felony is aggravated murder; other felonies include, but are not limited to, murder, domestic violence and assault, drug possession or trafficking, drug paraphernalia, kidnapping, rape and robbery.
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Misdemeanors are defined as crimes that may carry a local jail term of six months or less (but can be up to one year for an offense like repeat drunk driving).
Usually, a fine can be imposed instead of, or in addition to, jail time.
Common misdemeanors are reporting or nonreporting probation, community service, restitution and other sanctions.
In other words, misdemeanors should not be taken lightly and you should not take matters into your own hands.
Misdemeanors are defined as crimes that may carry a local jail term of six months or less (but can be up to one year for an offense like repeat drunk driving).
Usually, a fine can be imposed instead of, or in addition to, jail time.
Common misdemeanors are reporting or nonreporting probation, community service, restitution and other sanctions.
In other words, misdemeanors should not be taken lightly and you should not take matters into your own hands.
Has your child been charged with a crime?
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A juvenile is a minor, which in most states is a person under the age of 18.
When a juvenile violates the law, the consequences can be very different from those if an adult broke the same law.
When a juvenile commits a crime and if the charges are proved in juvenile court, the minor comes under the jurisdiction of the court.
Among other actions, the court might return the minor home, impose formal or informal probation, place him or her in foster care, enroll the juvenile in a special school for juvenile offenders or even commit the child to a county's juvenile detention center or a juvenile prison run by the state of Ohio.
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A juvenile is a minor, which in most states is a person under the age of 18.
When a juvenile violates the law, the consequences can be very different from those if an adult broke the same law.
When a juvenile commits a crime and if the charges are proved in juvenile court, the minor comes under the jurisdiction of the court.
Among other actions, the court might return the minor home, impose formal or informal probation, place him or her in foster care, enroll the juvenile in a special school for juvenile offenders or even commit the child to a county's juvenile detention center or a juvenile prison run by the state of Ohio.
Don't let traffic charges keep you from driving.
The experienced attorneys at Earl K. Desmond Attorney at Law will defend your rights when you're out on the road.
Traffic convictions and guilty pleas can lead to increases in insurance premiums for three to five years.
The points charged against your driver's license can result in your license being suspended for six months or more in Ohio.
Convictions or guilty pleas on Ohio traffic tickets are reported back to your home state if your state is a member of the Driver's License Compact (which includes 45 states and the District of Columbia).
The experienced attorneys at Earl K. Desmond Attorney at Law will defend your rights when you're out on the road.
Traffic convictions and guilty pleas can lead to increases in insurance premiums for three to five years.
The points charged against your driver's license can result in your license being suspended for six months or more in Ohio.
Convictions or guilty pleas on Ohio traffic tickets are reported back to your home state if your state is a member of the Driver's License Compact (which includes 45 states and the District of Columbia).
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