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If you have been charged with an OVI, DUI or with Drunk Driving, then call Charles Rowland (Dayton DUI) for your free consultation. Remember, time is of the essence in all OVI charges. If you are in doubt of your legal rights in an OVI matter, then contactCharles Rowland for your free case analysis. Don’t face an OVI prosecution without knowing your rights. Remember, “DUI is all I do.”
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Charles served as the Xenia City Prosecutor and has served as a “Special Prosecutor” on high-profile felony cases. Charles is a proud member of the National College for DUI defense and in 2006 attended the intensive seminar on DUI law at Harvard University. National Patent Analytical Systems has certified Charles Rowland in the operation, diagnostic verification and calibration of the BAC DataMaster Breath Alcohol Testing Instrument, the most commonly used breath testing instrument in Ohio for DUI / OVI arrests. In 2007, Charles Rowland was the first attorney in the State of Ohio certificated on the Intoxilyzer 8000 breath testing machine. In 2009, Charles Rowland attended the National College for DUI Defense 16th Annual Scientific Evidence Seminar where he received training on the Intoxilyzer 5000. Charles M. Rowland II was the first attorney in the United States to earn a certificate in Forensic Sobriety Assessment. FSA certification requires proficiency in the scientific principles and research relating to sobriety testing in a DUI/OVI stop. It subsumes the NHTSA training (knowledge of the NHTSA manual is required) and greatly extends it. In 2009, Charles M. Rowland II will be an attendee in the most current NHTSA approved SFST training curriculum. This is the same NHTSA SFST training course that law enforcement officers are trained in nationwide and testify to in court.
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The defendant was stopped and the officer smelled marijuana. Thirty-five seconds later the officer asks the defendant to step from the car. It was at this point that the officer is informed that the defendant has a concealed carry permit. The Ohio concealed carry statute requires the defendant to “promptly” inform the officer of the fact that the defendant was carrying.
No problem right? Not according to the First District Court of Appeals, who ruled that the defendant did not “promptly” notify the officer.
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Did you know that there are 25,000 DUI arrests in the United States every week? That’s approximately 1.3 million drunk driving arrests each year. The more people we arrest, and the more people we put in jail, the more apparent it should become that our current approach of fear and retribution is not working. If you find yourself in need of an aggressive Ohio DUI/OVI attorney who will fight to get your life back, contact Charles M. Rowland II at 937-318-1DUI (318-1384).
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