Category Archives: Defenses to OVI charges

If you get pulled over for drunk driving, your attorney needs to make sure that he files a Motion to Suppress evidence if he is going to argue that the police failed to conduct the Field Sobriety Tests at the scene correctly. In the case of State v. Cline, 2013 Ohio 1404, the defendant never… Read More »

For a statute to be constitutionally valid, it must put a citizen of ordinary intelligence on notice of what conduct the law prescribes.  Many have argued that it is impossible for the average person to tell when he will be over the .08 limit, and that thus, the law is too vague to be enforced.… Read More »