Posts Tagged ‘ Columbus ’

Highway travel a little safer this Thanksgiving weekend

November 28, 2011
By Taubman Law

It looks like the travels brought about by Thanksgiving were a little safer than normal this year in Ohio. Today the Ohio State Highway Patrol issued a release that showed fewer fatalities in 2011 than the previous two years. Here is a bit of the release from the State Highway Patrol: … COLUMBUS –...

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Checkpoints scheduled in Cleveland and Columbus this week

October 25, 2011
By Taubman Law

We know what you’re thinking, Tuesday is an early day to hear from your friends at the Ohio OVI Blog. It’s true; Tuesday is usually ping pong day at the Ohio OVI Blog offices, but we have news we thought you might be interested in. First, Cleveland sent out a news release today with...

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Columbus DUI checkpoint produces more drug arrests than drinking charges

October 24, 2011
By Taubman Law

The checkpoint we detailed in our post last week Franklin County ended up in two OVI arrests across more then 360 cars stopped. While we never like to see anyone driving under the influence, it looks like 99.5 percent of people made the safe decision Friday night. What’s interesting is that this same stop...

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Checkpoint in Columbus scheduled for Friday

October 19, 2011
By Taubman Law

The Franklin County DUI Task Force announced today that they would be operating a sobriety checkpoint this weekend. The checkpoint will be tonight on Frank Road, just east of US 62 in Southwestern Columbus (Franklin Township). The checkpoint will run from 9pm to 3 am. As always, we at the Ohio OVI Blog want...

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Slow checkpoint weekend throughout Ohio

October 7, 2011
By Taubman Law

Happy Friday, Ohio. Fall has been upon us most of the week, but nice weather looks to be blanketing most of the state over the weekend, so perhaps there’s time for one last bike ride, hike, round of golf or whatever else it is you do when the sun is shining. We thought that...

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Slow checkpoint week for September 9-11, more checkpoints coming

September 8, 2011
By Taubman Law

Hello Ohio. After a few weekends with dozens of checkpoints, this weekend looks to be a little slower. As of now we have not received word of any checkpoints for this coming weekend. That said, we believe there will be increased patrols around Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati now that football season is in swing....

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Busy weekend for checkpoints August 19-21

August 18, 2011
By Taubman Law

OK, Ohio, let’s get down to business this week because we have a lot to discuss. This week marks the beginning of a three-week crackdown on intoxicated drivers. We will be updating this post constantly throughout the next three days, and we already know of several checkpoints. Here are the details we have. We...

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Checkpoints scheduled in Cleveland, near Youngstown the first weekend in August

August 4, 2011
By Taubman Law

Good Thursday to you, Ohio. This is the first of what will likely be several posts this weekend about checkpoints for August 5-7. In our Cleveland offices, we are getting geared up for Krusty’s Summer Sauce Camp, always a favorite. In what is likely related news, the Cleveland Police have announced that they will...

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Another update: Seven checkpoints scheduled for the last weekend in July

July 27, 2011
By Taubman Law

OK, so details about checkpoints for this upcoming weekend are pouring in now. Below you will find the information we have about checkpoints in Cleveland, Columbus, Bratenhal, Portage County, Ravenna, Walton Hills and Zanesville the next few days. As always, the easiest way to avoid getting caught driving drunk is to designate a driver...

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What you need from your OVI attorney in Ohio

July 19, 2011
By Taubman Law

If you’re reading this post, you’re either interested in OVI in Ohio, have recently been charged, know someone who has been charged or are just curious about the process. If you’ve been arrested and charged with DUI or OVI, your head is probably spinning as you ask yourself the normal questions: What are the...

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