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Hamilton County DWI Criminal Defense Lawyer handling drunk driving cases in Cincinnati, Ohio and Hamilton County. Cincinnati DWI Attorney Joseph Suhre.

Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated and Driving While Intoxicated are both used to denote a drunk driving offense. An Ohio OVI/DWI is a serious criminal offense with severe penalties. To successfully fight the charges against you, you need to act quickly and contact Cincinnati, Ohio DWI Attorney Joseph Suhre for professional legal guidance. Joseph Suhre is an experienced DWI defense lawyer who will protect your rights and seek the best possible outcome for your drunk driving case.

Contact Hamilton County DWI Criminal Defense Lawyer Joseph Suhre now by filling out the consultation request form to the left or calling (513) 333-0014. The call and the initial review of your case are free.

OVI/DWI penalties

Under Ohio OVI/DWI laws even a first time drunk driving offender could lose their driver’s license, pay substantial fines and spend time in jail. Being found guilty of DWI would mean having a criminal record, which could restrict your travels and impact your ability to locate or keep employment. Cincinnati DWI Attorney Joseph Suhre will mount an aggressive legal defense to keep your record clean and protect your future.

About your Ohio driver’s license

In the State of Ohio, your driver’s license is typically seized at the time of you arrest and your driving privileges are immediately suspended. Depending on your blood alcohol content, prior DWI convictions and other case details, that suspension would last for a minimum of 90 days and for as long as five years.

You can appeal the suspension of your license by asking for an Administrative License Suspension hearing. The process is complex and involves a court ruling based on evidence and information presented by the police. To have a better chance of keeping your driving privileges, you need Hamilton County, Ohio DWI Lawyer Joseph Suhre to represent you at the hearing. Note that you only have 5 days from the date of your arrest to appeal the suspension of your license, so contact Joseph Suhre immediately.

The law office of Joseph B. Suhre IV

Hamilton County DWI Attorney Joseph Suhre dedicates his practice to providing clients accused of driving drunk with an aggressive and thorough legal defense. He will listen to your goals and expectations, outline your legal options, investigate the details of your arrest, research court decisions and then develop the best defense strategy for fighting your DWI. Joseph Suhre wants to help you by winning your case.

Cincinnati, Ohio DWI Lawyer Joseph Suhre is a former police officer, which gives him a unique perspective in criminal defense. He knows the strategies and arguments used by police and prosecutors, and he is ready to challenge them in court.

Joseph Suhre was named Leading Lawyer by Cincy Business Magazine in the field of DUI Defense in 2006 and again in 2007.

The law office of Joseph Suhre relies on technology in all of its operations. This includes accessing national databases for current court rulings and defense strategies, using cell phone communications and utilizing advanced case management software. Warren County, Ohio DWI Attorney Joseph Suhre uses technology to be better organized and prepared. Having immediate access to accurate information could be the key in realizing a positive outcome in your case.

Cincinnati DWI Lawyer Joseph Suhre is a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Ohio State Bar Association, the Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers, the Cincinnati Bar Association and the Greater Cincinnati Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. Joseph Suhre is licensed to practice criminal law in all Ohio courts and the United States Federal District Court for the Southern District of Ohio.

Joseph Suhre graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from Xavier University and received a juris doctorate degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Law.

Hamilton County DWI Lawyer Joseph Suhre can help you. Contact him now by calling (513) 333-0014 or filling out the consultation request form to the left. After hour service is available.

The Law Office of Joseph B. Suhre IV serve the following areas: Blue Ash, Cheviot, Cincinatti, Deer Park, Forest Park, Harrison, Indian Hill, Loveland, Madeira, Montgomery, Mount Healthy, North College Hill, Norwood, Reading, Sharonville, Silverton, Springdale, St. Bernard and Wyoming, Ohio.


The Law Office of Joseph B. Suhre IV
1014 Vine Street, Kroger Building Suite 1525
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
Telephone: 513-333-0014
Fax: 513-333-0032
www.suhrelaw.com


All major credit cards accepted

A few questions Butler County, Ohio DUI Lawyer Joseph B. Suhre IV will ask you:

  • When were you arrested?
  • Did you take a breath test, urine test, or blood test? If so, what was the result?
  • What field sobriety tests did the officer have you perform?
  • When is your next court date?
  • Did you have a valid license and insurance at the time of your arrest?
  • Are you employed and what days/hours do you need to be able to drive for work?

Previous Client Cases

  • Client involved in a single car accident, followed by an altercation with the police and hospital staff. Blood test reportedly was three times the legal limit. During thorough investigation, the defense found several weaknesses and errors in the case. Client was acquitted.
  • Client was a passenger when her brother was arrested for DUI. Client was under 21 and had been drinking. The police took her home but several hours later she drove to the police department to pick her brother up after he was processed for DUI. Client was stopped by the same officer who had arrested her brother, and her breath test result was well over the legal limit for a 21-year old driver. Defense filed a motion to suppress hearing and the court dismissed all charges. Mr. Suhre also prevailed during an appeal by the State of Ohio.
  • Following a hit and run accident, client was arrested for driving under suspension, leaving the scene of an accident and felony DUI. During an investigation of the case it was determined that evidence had not been properly preserved. Mr. Suhre filed a motion to dismiss the felony DUI charge and the court granted the motion. The State of Ohio appealed the decision to a higher court but, after reading transcripts of the hearings, the state’s appellate attorney voluntarily ended the appeal and agreed to dismissal.

 

There are specific factual and legal circumstances unique to each client’s case. The circumstances in your case may be different from the ones above. No representation is being made that the same or similar results can be obtained in your case.

 
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