Not the way we imagined our 2 year anniversary! It’s been a great couple of years and we are forever grateful for everybody that has helped us along the way. We can’t wait to see our clients and friends in courtrooms again soon!
#TBT to an epic continuing legal education put on by Scott Joye and Bob La Pier in Gamecock country. We value our phenomenal opportunities to learn with a great group of lawyers across the country. And we cherish the camaraderie with these great friends we’ve made along the way. #duidla #duidefense
Applying for a PPP Loan? If you have a pending criminal case or a case that you’re on probation for: get in contact with your lawyer. There are things that can be done to make you eligible. #criminaldefense #duidefense #ppp #paycheckprotectionprogram #caresact #smallbusinessowner
Did you know the Fayette County Common Pleas Courthouse has bullet holes in the doors from October 17th, 1894? Governor McKinley requested the militia’s help to subdue crowds. When the crowd rushed the courthouse doors, the militia fired through the doors and killed 5 men.
Did you know Dr. Acton, as the Director for the Ohio Department of Health, oversees our drug and alcohol testing? Check out this short video to learn how Dr. Acton’s ideal coronavirus curve is exactly the opposite of what is required for accurate blood and urine testing.
Keep up the good work Dr. Acton - but keep those chromatograms tall, skinny, and symmetrical!
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Blood Test Chromatograms Should Not Be Flat
Columbus Police were searching for two young men accused of robbing a 19-year-old in northeast Columbus at a gas station in the 1900 block of Cleveland Avenue after 5 a.m. December 14. Police said the alleged victim was attacked by two men in their late teens or early 20s who got away with the alleged victim’s car after threatening to shoot him. Columbus Police released photos of the suspect and their vehicle.
Were you accused of a robbery in Columbus? Call Sabol | Mallory at (614) 300-5088 to take advantage of a free consultation.
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Shoplifting, or petty theft, can seem like a really minor criminal offense not likely to do much long-term damage to a person. In truth, some convictions could actually have major consequences, as property valuing more than $1,000 could lead to felony charges. Learn more about petty theft and shoplifting offenses in Ohio.
If you were arrested for a shoplifting crime in Columbus or a nearby area in Franklin County, contact Sabol | Mallory at (614) 300-5088 to receive a free consultation.
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Shoplifting, or petty theft, can seem like a really minor criminal offense not likely to do much long-term damage to a person. In truth, some convictions could actually have major consequences, as property valuing more than $1,000 could lead to felony charges. Learn more about petty theft and shoplifting offenses in Ohio.
If you were arrested for a shoplifting crime in Columbus or a nearby area in Franklin County, contact Sabol | Mallory at (614) 300-5088 to receive a free consultation.
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The Columbus Dispatch reported that rapes, stalking, and dating and domestic violence cases were up in 2019 at Ohio State, according to its most recent campus safety report. From September 30, 2019, through the end of 2019, reports of fondling jumped by 772, nearly doubling the total, and reports of rape jumped by 80. There were 118 reports of rape last year at Ohio State, up from 93 in 2018, and 72 in 2017.
Were you arrested for an alleged sex crime in the Columbus area? Call Sabol | Mallory at (614) 300-5088 to set up a free consultation.
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An OVI arrest can be an embarrassing experience for most people. It can also carry huge consequences in some cases. Sabol | Mallory offers an unmatched level of experience in handling OVI cases, and we have a list of qualifications that demonstrates why we have a profound understanding of these criminal cases.
If you were arrested for OVI in Columbus or a surrounding area of Franklin County, contact Sabol | Mallory today at (614) 300-5088 to schedule a free consultation.
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A Granville man who caused a June 2019 car accident that killed a child in the left rear seat recently got community supervision and probation. The vehicular manslaughter charge led to a $679 fine and 60 days with 60 suspended and a year of probation, 40 hours of community service, and two-year license suspension, according to the Newark Advocate. Not all people accused of vehicular manslaughter are as fortunate.
Were you recently arrested for vehicular manslaughter in the greater Columbus area? Call Sabol | Mallory at (614) 300-5088 for a free consultation.
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Columbus Police said a man with a gun who forcefully entered a home in north Columbus was shot by the resident. Police said the alleged offender was not cooperative with the investigation and that the resident has refused to press charges. If you are charged with a burglary in Columbus, you should get Sabol | Mallory on your side.
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Are you dealing with an arrest warrant in Ohio? You should know that having an active warrant means you could be arrested at any time in any place. For help finding a solution to your issue, contact Sabol | Mallory.
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Were you arrested for an operating a vehicle under the influence (OVI) in the greater Columbus area after refusing to submit to breath testing? Many people fear they will be immediately presumed guilty because of their failure to comply, which makes having a criminal defense lawyer even more urgent. Sabol | Mallory regularly defends scores of people arrested in Ohio who refused to submit to testing.
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The Ohio State Highway Patrol reported 10 deaths on Ohio’s roadways during the 2020-2021 New Year’s holiday, including two fatalities that were the result of not wearing a safety belt when available, four being OVI-related and five being pedestrians. Troopers made 3,979 traffic enforcement contacts; including 303 OVI arrests, 115 distracted driving and 478 safety belt citations. If you were arrested for OVI or another traffic offense in the Columbus area, contact Sabol | Mallory.
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Governor Mike DeWine recently signed a bill into law that favors addiction treatment over jail time. The legislation requires judges to hold a hearing if a defendant applies for intervention and claims drug or alcohol abuse were a factor leading to the crime. For help with drug charges in the Columbus area, make sure you contact Sabol | Mallory.
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The breathalyzer is the standard test used in most alleged operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs (OVI) offenses in Ohio, and many people believe that failing one of these tests essentially guarantees a guilty verdict in a criminal case. As it turns out, numerous issues with breath tests could actually be used to have the test results thrown out in court. For help reviewing your test results, make sure to contact Sabol | Mallory.
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