Youngstown Criminal and OVI Lawyer

If you or a loved one faces fentanyl possession or trafficking charges in Mahoning County, the situation is critical. A conviction under Ohio law often leads to severe enhanced penalties and mandatory prison time. These charges can permanently alter your future, but you do have rights and legal options available. What Is Fentanyl and Why…

Sharing intimate photos or videos is often a private part of a romantic relationship. However, when those images are distributed to others without permission, it can cause severe emotional distress and lead to criminal charges. Commonly referred to as “revenge porn,” the act of sharing private sexual content without consent is illegal under Ohio law.…

If you have been accused of cyberbullying or are worried that your online interactions are being misinterpreted, it is critical to understand how Ohio defines and prosecutes electronic harassment. What might feel like a personal dispute or simple online venting can quickly result in a serious misdemeanor. What Is Cyberbullying? Cyberbullying generally refers to using…

Understanding Negotiated Case Resolutions in Youngstown In Ohio, most criminal cases end without a jury trial. Instead, prosecutors and defense attorneys often negotiate agreements to resolve charges efficiently. This process, known as plea bargaining, plays a central role in courts throughout Youngstown and Mahoning County. Understanding how it works helps you protect your rights and…

The simple phrase “natural gas explosion” carries unimaginable weight. It describes a sudden, silent threat that can turn a familiar home into a scene of devastation in seconds. It leaves behind injuries, emotional trauma, and the complex challenge of rebuilding an entire life. If you’re reading this, you’re likely one of the many people whose…

LISBON — Malik R. Pullie appeared in County Municipal Court by video arraignment Monday with new charges after he was found on Depot Road by the County Sheriff, Perry Township police and Salem police on Sunday morning. A March 16 preliminary hearing was set for Pullie, 22, Commerce Street, Wellsville, who is charged with a…

Attorney Sean Logue appeared in court on Friday alongside his client, Washington City Councilman Matthew Staniszewski, for a hearing related to the councilman’s late-August arrest for driving while intoxicated. Logue conferred with District Judge Ethan Ward and Assistant District Attorney Cassidy Gertsner. Logue informed the court that his client is not contesting the charge. The…

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – Medical marijuana will soon come to Ohio, but users will face challenges with current laws in the state. Criminal Defense Attorney Sean Logue said people who use medical marijuana could soon face penalties while driving. “Under Ohio law, driving with an elevated THC level is illegal and is an OVI, so…

An agreement reached with prosecutors prior to their preliminary hearing led to a felony charge being dismissed against Daemon Klingensmith, age 23, and Jeannette Funnen, age 32. The couple was charged after they fled with their eight-week-old son and his three-year-old half-brother, Makias Palmer. On September 26th, doctors in the emergency room at Children’s Hospital…

CLEVELAND, Ohio — On the eve of a likely U.S. Supreme Court ruling that will address whether public unions can collect fees from nonmembers, a lawsuit filed in federal court seeks to challenge Ohio’s law. The lawsuit was filed by Sarah Lee, a teacher in the Avon Lake City School District who refuses to join the…