Last year, Ohio partnered with the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign, which utilized more than 8,400 hours from the highway patrol and nearly 100 other law enforcement agencies.
Read MoreBring the family to Rocky River High School for some exercise on Sunday, September 6 to enjoy a four mile or two mile run, and walkers can join in with a two mile walk.
Read MoreOhio has recently started an initiative focusing on safer driving with the creation and placement of 130 permanent signs to spread traffic safety messages such as “Drive Sober” or “Get Pulled Over.”
Read MoreOn average, 230 people go to the emergency room every day during the month of July from fireworks injuries.
Read MoreMonitoring how your spouse spends money may be able to tell you if they are preparing to file for divorce.
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Many drivers are not aware that a police officer must have “reasonable suspicion” in order to pull over a vehicle.
Read MoreRecent studies show that children who suffer from lead poisoning may also be more likely to engage in criminal activity as adults.
Read MoreShe was trying to get on her feet by going back to school and working part-time. She knew she did not need it forever or for any significant time, and we obtained this spousal support in addition to the child support her ex-husband would have to pay.
At our request, once the prosecutor looked at the video of the client performing the field sobriety tests, they agreed with us that the client did well enough on the video.
What really helped here was our clear understanding of how field sobriety tests are to be administered and how one must perform on them. This is a very happy client, as he could have lost his job with a DUI conviction.
We were successful based upon a legal technicality known as identification. None of the witnesses called by the State of Ohio could say whether or not the man sitting at the table with me was the man who failed to verify his address.
None of these witnesses had in fact ever seen my client before, and they failed to bring any identification information with them.
The client was a now homeless man who had been residing at a homeless shelter for about a year and had been in the hospital for a number of months when the authorities claimed he should be verifying his address.
Ohio is known for having some of the strictest drunk driving laws in the country, primarily due to the administrative license suspension (ALS) law.
Read MoreMany people believe living together is a good test to see if a marriage will work, but a study found it may actually increase the likelihood of a divorce.
Read MoreMany businesses may not realize the necessity of a contract when making hiring decisions, and the impact it can have on a company.
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“High levels of lead in used toys may be of concern to many parents as day cares and other centers may be using vintage toys.”
A study found lead, cadmium and even arsenic in an alarmingly high number of plastic toys made in the 1970s and 1980s.
One in four toys contained more than 10 times current safety limits for lead; a third of non-vinyl toys violated standards for both lead and cadmium; and a fifth contained arsenic.
Researchers from St. Ambrose University conducted this study and noted, "The developing brains and bodies of infants and young children are especially vulnerable to toxic exposures because they absorb and retain lead more efficiently than adults."
While many may find it to be cost effective and even beneficial to use old toys passed down through the generations, doing this can potentially increase your child’s risk of lead poisoning.
10,076 people died in crashes involving an alcohol-impaired driver in 2013. This poses the question, is there a practical way that a driver can measure their own blood alcohol levels before getting behind the wheel?
Read MoreMany are familiar with personal injuries, but the term premises liability remains a mystery. A recent article in Forbes details circumstances that could lead to a premises liability lawsuit, and the steps to take to avoid one.
Read MoreThere are many popular beliefs about the chances of a marriage lasting or heading toward divorce. The most widely believed statistic is that one in two marriages end in divorce.
Read MoreAt least four million households have children that are being exposed to high levels of lead,
Read MoreMany assume that a person must be driving a moving vehicle in order to be arrested. However, there are cases where a person is charged with a DUI even when the arresting officer did not witness the person driving.
Read MoreFestivities downtown and beyond are sure to bring good cheer to all, but be aware of reckless drivers and take care to avoid any drunk driving situations.
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