The Cincinnati U.S. Attorney's Office unsealed an indictment on Jan. 15 for five suspects that they allege were responsible for running an online drug trafficking operation. The co-conspirators are alleged to have shipped various drugs -- including heroin, cocaine,...
Drug Crimes
Drug crimes can also involve money laundering
People who handle the manufacturing, selling and trafficking of drugs can make a considerable sum of money. The issue that they might run into here is that they can't just deposit the money into the bank without raising some red flags. Banks in the United States are...
Police make drug crime arrest after alleged exchange observed
Facing allegations of a drug crime can be a difficult position to be in. Nonetheless, it is also a situation where the accused can take action to protect him or herself. Initiating a criminal defense could help the accused clear his or her name by dismissing the...
When can police search for drugs in your automobile?
No one in Cincinnati wants to be pulled over, but the situation can escalate from a mere traffic infraction to more serious charges if police believe the motorist has drugs in his or her vehicle. In this intimidating situation, motorists may wonder what drug crimes...
State bill could lower penalties for some drug crimes
A bill under consideration in the Ohio senate could radically change the way drug crimes are prosecuted in the state. Known as SB 3, the measure is designed to reclassify certain types of drug crimes as low-level offenses. Advocates say that SB 3 will lead to less...
Alarming drug bust headlines can make defense harder
For years, Ohio authorities have been struggling to find ways to respond to an increase in overdoses associated with opioids. The situation is serious, but the efforts to fight the problem can lead to news headlines and stories that seem designed to frighten the...
Defining probable cause in drug cases
When an Ohio officer conducts a search for evidence related to a drug crime, there may be an issue as to whether the search was lawful. Generally, in order for a search to be lawful, the officer must have probable cause to conduct the search.In many cases, an officer...
Our attorneys can effectively protect your rights in court
Law enforcement officials in Cincinnati have charged many people with various drug-related crimes, from drug possession to drug distribution. No matter what type of drug crime charges, the attorneys at can help defend against these charges...
Doctor faces criminal charges for wrongful prescriptions
Doctors have a legal duty to adhere to the appropriate standard of care when it comes to treating and prescribing medication for patients. When a doctor prescribes unnecessary medication, they may face criminal charges for their drug crimes and severe penalties. One...
What is a “reasonable expectation of privacy?”
Police officers in Ohio will often search for drugs on someone's person, in their homes or in their vehicles. The Fourth Amendment protects people against illegal search and seizures in many areas. However, it is important to note that the Fourth Amendment does not...

