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82nd Anniversary of Alcoholics Anonymous
June 9,10, & 11, 2017 | Akron, Ohio | Birthplace of A.A.
Thursday, April 20, 2017
Wednesday, April 19, 2017
What is Judicial Release?
Let us start with a definition. Hopefully, you don’t have to ever become familiar with this term, but if you do you will definitely need to understand it fully. This phrase pertains to the release of a felon BEFORE their term of incarceration has ended. Of course, it is not “get out of jail free”, but it is a way to get back into society with certain restrictions.
How do you apply for judicial release in Ohio? It is important to begin the process as quickly as possible because it may take two or three months to complete. Let me direct you to Ohio revised code Section 2929.20. And remember, before you get too anxious…not all crimes in the Buckeye State are eligible for this form of early release.
There is one sure way to find out all that you need to know. That is to contact Northeast Ohio judicial release attorney John Sinn. He knows all of the ins and outs of this complicated process. A new life for your loved one may be just around the corner. The only sin would be NOT to call John. Attorney Jon Sinn at (330) 431-0160.
Wednesday, April 5, 2017
EGGSperiment - Spring into Science!
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Spring into Science April 14 and 15!
We are EGGstatic to be EGGsperimenting with guests again this April!
Tuesday, April 4, 2017
Ohio’s New Laws for Motorists.
We are a quarter of the way through 2017 and you probably are not aware that the Ohio legislature enacted dozens of new laws that took effect on January 1st. Some of them may very well have an impact on you and you need to be aware of them. This is especially true if you get pulled over one of these days for an offense you didn’t even know existed!
Did you know that Ohio motorists must give cyclists a minimum of three feet of clearance when passing? Also, beginning in 2017 you can actually go through a stop light if it malfunctions and does not detect your vehicle coming to a stop. If, heaven forbid, someone is killed with a car the driver’s license will be suspended AFTER they get out of prison instead of during their sentence.
We bring up these changes merely to illustrate that the driving laws of Ohio are fluid. If you or someone you care about is pulled over and ticketed or arrested for a traffic violation, do not hesitate! Call Northeast Ohio vehicle crime attorney Jon Sinn. Just remember: the only sin is not calling Jon at (330) 431-0160.
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