When did it Become Guilty until Proven Innocent?

At some point in this country, people accused of sex crimes suddenly were presumed guilty instead of innocent.  When did it become standard procedure to quit your job, go into hiding, and give up your career because someone accused you of being a sexual predator?  It’s time to fight back…isn’t it?!

The stigma of being accused of a sex crime sticks with the accused for the rest of their lives.  It could be anything from an office encounter to a rape charge.  Whatever it is, it tarnishes the reputation of the person whom the finger is pointed at.  It may take a professional to properly expose the lies.

When things seem to be going south, let sex crimes defense attorney Jon Sinn enter the picture.  Working from his office located at 137 King James Way Suite 300 in Akron he will analyze your case and work hard to clear you of the charges.  It is likely that the only sin you may have committed is NOT contacting Jon Sinn at (330) 431-0160.

Detroit is a Lesson for Akron.

Residents of Northeast Ohio will hopefully never face the kind of violence that is depicted in the movie Detroit.  Police violence, however knows no territory.  While the vast, vast majority of law enforcement is here to assist and be helpful there are a few bad apples on any police force no matter the location.

The subject of police brutality is a hot-button issue.  There are so many gray areas.  One thing is certain…if you feel that a loved one has been abused by excessive police action and is now in lock-up you need to seek aggressive representation to defend them in court.  This is no laughing matter and immediate action is required!

Jon Sinn is an Akron Ohio police abuse defense attorney.  He has seen it before.  When unnecessary force is used in making an arrest, and even at the station, someone needs to step up and point it out.  The only sin is not calling Jon.  Don’t let potential police brutality go unchecked.  Call Northeast Ohio criminal defense attorney Jon Sinn at (330) 431-0160.

Definition of Assault and Battery.

Assault is defined as any reasonable threat to a person while battery is defined as the use of force against another person with the primary intent of causing physical harm.  An assault charge may come from someone “feeling” threatened by one’s actions.  When battery is the charge then there has been actual bodily harm inflicted.

Here are the elements of battery –

1.  A volitional or voluntary act of violence against another.

2.  Done with purposeful intent of causing harmful or offensive contact to another.

3.  An example would be throwing a rock at someone that actually hits them.

Both assault and battery are criminal offenses.  That is the important point here.  It may be treated as a misdemeanor or as a felony depending on the severity of the situation.  If you are charged with one of these crimes immediately call Jon Sinn.  He is Akron’s assault and battery defense attorney.  The only sin is not calling Jon at (303) 431-0160.

When Cabin Fever Goes too Far.

We have been gathering together all Winter.  We had the holidays with “mandatory” parties to attend be it with family or not.  Winter in Northeast Ohio can and does test our patience.  Remember the good old days…two equally matched people would fight, shake hands, and go their separate ways.  Nowadays the police are getting involved more and more.

These incidences often occur between two or more people who are/were close friends and things just got out of hand.  Know this…if the cops are involved somebody is probably getting hauled off to jail.  When the “dust settles” you have a situation that demands a good assault defense lawyer right away.

Since these events have a way of generally occurring late into the night make sure that you are calling someone you can reach quickly.  That person is Akron, Ohio assault and battery defense attorney Jon Sinn.  It is no sin to lose your temper, but it is a sin not to call John to help you or a loved one out of a tough situation.  Call or TEXT attorney Jon Sinn at (303) 431-0160