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Phone: (513) 333-0050

Address: 1210 Sycamore St, Cincinnati, OH 45202

Website: http://www.hackettlaw.com

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Criminal Defense
Before you let a drug-related minor misdemeanor ruin your life, contact Hackett Law Offices in Cincinnati for a free consultation with an experienced Ohio criminal defense attorney. We specialize in speedy, successful litigation for small criminal cases like these.
DUI/DWI
Traffic Violations
On the surface, a first-time minor misdemeanor charge for marijuana possession of less than 100 grams is about as serious as a traffic ticket in Ohio. You won't go to jail. But you will lose your driver's license for a minimum of six months, and that's just the start of it.
Misdemeanors
Being convicted of a minor misdemeanor for possession of marijuana in Ohio will create a permanent criminal record for you. That means a red flag on background checks for the rest of your life, which can prevent you from getting a job, apartment, house, receiving public benefits, or owning a firearm. If you're attending or plan to attend college, a drug-related conviction will also disqualify you from receiving financial aid.
Drug Crimes
If it's your first offense, the courts make it seem simple enough to plead guilty, pay a fine, and be done with the ordeal. Unfortunately, there are many hidden penalties, risks, and long-term consequences for pleading guilty in Ohio to possession of marijuana or other drugs.
Murder
Weemer was charged last year with the civilian equivalent of second-degree murder and dereliction of duty. Prosecutors alleged that he killed one of four captive insurgents slain inside a Fallujah home on Nov. 9, 2004.
Manslaughter
Nazario was tried and acquitted last year on two counts of manslaughter. Nazario was tried as a civilian because he was no longer subject to recall, as was Weemer.

Property Damage

Personal Injury
Call Paul Hackett your Cincinnati personal injury lawyer on his personal cell phone 513-638-0157. Paul likes to give you his personal cell phone so that you understand your importance to him.
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