Marijuana Laws in the Akron Area.

Has anything changed since the 2020 election? The answer around here is “not so much”. Since the state passed a medical marijuana law in 2016, not many growing sites, processing facilities and dispensaries have been approved around the Buckeye state. It has quite simply slowed down the expansion of the cannabis industry.

While dispensaries do not dot the landscape in Summit County, dispensaries have opened in Cuyahoga County and in Canton. These dispensaries offer dry buds of marijuana where people with a prescription can use these buds in vaporizers and edibles. The election of 2020 has not advanced this cause. This is NOT Oregon!

Suffice to say, you may need to elicit the services of Jon Sinn if you are detained on a drug charge in the Buckeye State. If you live in Northeastern Ohio and you have been arrested on any charge of possessing or distributing drugs call Attorney Jon Sinn. Many times, the only sin you may have committed is NOT calling Jon right away. That is sinnlaw.com at (330) 431-0160.

Being Close to Loved Ones is Not Always What It’s Cracked up to Be.

It has been a bi-product of 2020. We are confined to quarters and, as a result, familiarity may sometimes breed contempt. There is new data emerging as to the need to strengthen programs that help prevent and respond to domestic violence. There were 109 Ohioans who died as the result of domestic violence in the year ending June 30, 2020!

But, what happens when tempers rise and you are accused of domestic violence unfairly? While the data is extremely useful to help domestic-violence organizations and law enforcement evaluate interventions such as protection orders and identify ways to prevent violence fatalities, many times it comes down to “he said, she said".

That is where Akron, Ohio domestic violence defense attorney Jon Sinn comes in. If you have been accused of domestic violence in Northeast Ohio call Jon Sinn right away and visit his website at sinnlaw.com. Call 24 hours a day at (330) 431-0160.