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Preliminary Ohio Crime Statistics for 2007
The FBI recently released a preliminary annual Uniform Crime Report (UCR) with figures for 2007
FAQs for Impaired Driving From the Ohio State Highway Patrol
The Ohio State Highway Patrol offers answers to frequently asked questions about impaired driving
Man in SW Ohio Gets 8 Years for 19th DUI Offense
Stephen W Wolf has been sentenced to 8 years in prison for his 19th DUI offense
Failure to Control
Drivers are usually cited for failure to control when they have been involved in an accident. Failure to control is a two-point violation. It is classified as a minor misdemeanor, carrying a maximum penalty of a one hundred and fifty dollar fine.
Even a “minor” offense like this violation can have very serious consequences if the driver has any other traffic offenses on his or her driving record. If you have been charged with failure to control, you should contact an experienced attorney in order to reduce of eliminate the potential penalties.
Have you or someone you know been charged with failure to control after being involved in an accident? If so, contact our Columbus traffic ticket attorney today.
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