Ohio Misdemeanor Lawyer

Though misdemeanors carry a much less severe punishment than felonies, they can still result in significant fines and jail time. There are some circumstances, such as the seriousness of the crime, the injuries to the victim, and the defendant's prior criminal records, where a misdemeanor can be charged as a felony. An experienced Ohio misdemeanor lawyer will be able to gather the facts for the case and effectively defend your case in court.

Have you or someone you know been accused of a misdemeanor crime? If so, contact our Ohio misdemeanor lawyer today!

In Ohio, common misdemeanor penalties include:

• minor charges = no prision time and up to $150.00 fine
• fourth degree charges = no more than 30 days in prision and up to $250 fine
• third degree charges = no more than 60 days in prision and up to $500 fine
• second degree charges = no more than 90 days in prision and up to $750 fine
• first degree charges = no more than 6 months in prision and up to $1,000 fine

Since misdemeanors will show up in background checks, it can become difficult to apply for college and obtain employment. Having quality legal representation at your side can help reduce or even eliminate the penalties of the crime you are being accused of.

Have you or someone you know been accused of a misdemeanor crime? If so, contact our Ohio misdemeanor lawyer today!

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