Judicial Release

What is Ohio Revised Code 2929.20? It is known as “sentence reduction through judicial release”. These days every state, including Ohio, wants as many people released from prison as soon as possible. Do you or a loved one qualify for early release? The Buckeye State uses the term “judicial release” to describe the process formerly known as “shock probation. Attorney Jon Sinn understands judicial release.

When your judge considers judicial release they will review the applicant’s prison record. Logically, most judges believe that a positive prison record will indicate a higher likelihood of success on post-release control. An experienced criminal attorney can carefully review time spent prior to filing and assist in a judicial release motion.

Opportunites for release are few and far between. You need a lawyer with real experience in judicial release - to thoroughly prepare you for every opportunity at freedom. Attorney Jon Sinn has over 30 years experience working with judicial release in Akron and the state of Ohio. Call Jon Sinn for a free consultation at (330) 431-0160 and visit him on the web at sinnlaw.com.