State v. Holliman explains why the sentencing judge, not the prosecutor, selects among qualifying firearm specifications attached to one felony. The decision does not limit every criminal case to one firearm-related enhancement.
Changes taking effect December 30, 2026, address certain electronic vehicle-unlocking or starting devices. Criminal purpose remains required, and the law does not make every criminal-tools charge a fourth-degree felony.
Knives are no longer automatically considered deadly weapons in Ohio.
The Stand Your Ground is a significant and controversial law change that has significant impact.
Sealing your criminal record just got easier.
Intervention in Lieu of Conviction (ILC) was changed as of April 12, 2021 (Ohio Revised Code 2951.041). See how in this short blog post.
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