RESISTING ARREST Lawyer columbus and ohio
Attorney Brandon Shroy Aggressively Defends Resisting Arrest Charges In Columbus And Ohio
Resisting Arrest is defined under Ohio law as, recklessly or by force, resisting or interfering with a lawful arrest. Defense lawyer Brandon Shroy defends people against allegations of Resisting Arrest.
At minimum, Resisting Arrest is a second-degree misdemeanor. If a member of Ohio law enforcement sustains an injury as a result of alleged resistance of arrest, then it becomes a first-degree misdemeanor, and if the officer alleges the injury resulted from a deadly weapon, it becomes a felony of the fourth degree under Ohio law.
Any allegation of Resisting Arrest is always prosecuted aggressively as police officers and prosecutors work together closely in the courts. Allegations of Resisting Arrest are very serious and should not be taken lightly. Make sure you have an attorney experienced in defense against allegations of resisting arrest. Contact Columbus Criminal Defense Lawyer Brandon Shroy today.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT RESISTING ARREST CHARGES IN OHIO
+ What is the jail time for Resisting Arrest?
A misdemeanor resisting arrest charge carries up to 90 days in jail and a $750 fine.
+ Is Resisting Arrest a felony in Ohio?
Resisting arrest is a felony of the 4th degree in Ohio if an officer is injured or if a weapon is used during the resisting process. 18 months in prison and a $5,000 fine are the maximum possible penalties.
+ Can a Resisting Arrest charge be dropped?
Yes. Resisting Arrest is more seriously prosecuted since it involves police officers, and requires strong case review and defense to be reduced or dismissed.
+ What is the difference between Disorderly Conduct and Resisting Arrest?
Resisting Arrest specifically pertains to an individual interfering with law enforcement carrying out their lawful duties. Acting “disorderly” with law enforcement is not cause enough alone for a charge of Resisting Arrest.
Brandon Shroy has spent years defending and winning Resisting Arrest cases in Central Ohio.
As your attorney, Brandon Shroy will utilize his extensive criminal defense experience and leverage his reputation as an aggressive litigator to fight on your behalf and deliver the best possible outcome.
Brandon practices in all Central Ohio courts including the Federal District Court for the Southern District of Ohio, the Courts of Common Pleas, Municipal courts and Mayor's courts.
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