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Vehicle Seizure in Ohio

November 15th, 2010
The Great Seal of the State of Ohio

Vehicle seizures in Ohio are governed by two separate statutory schemes.  The procedure for OVI vehicle seizures is governed by R.C. 4511.195 and the statutory outline for Driving Under Suspension (DUS) and Wrongful Entrustment Cases is controlled by R.C. 4510.  Your vehicle will be seized if you are charged with any of the following offenses:

  1. A second or greater OVI within six (6) years and/or any felony OVI offense;
  2. Driving Under Suspension, R.C. 4510.11(C)(2);
  3. Driving Under and OVI Suspension, R.C. 4510.14(B)(3)(d);
  4. Driving Under an FRA (Financial Responsibility Act) Suspension, R.C. 4510.16(B)(3);
  5. Wrongful Entrustment, R.C. 4511.203(C)(3); or
  6. Violation of an Immobilization Order, R.C. 4503.236(B).

At or before your arraignment, the DUI offices of Charles M. Rowland II will file a motion to have your vehicle released.  This may save you hundreds of dollars in removal and storage fees.  Call us if you need help with any issue related to an Ohio DUI offense at 937-318-1DUI (318-1384).  Charles M. Rowland II limits his practice to representing the accused drunk driver.  He practices in Dayton and throughout the Miami Valley.

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Michael’s House in Fairborn, Greene County, Ohio

November 15th, 2010

The Michael’ House Child Advocacy Center is located directly across from Brown, Rowland, Babb & Campbell.  It is a wonderful facility run by caring people and we are proud to have them in our neighborhood.  Below are some details about Michael’s House.

Michael’s House, centrally located in Fairborn, Ohio, provides a warm and welcoming environment for children who are suffering from all forms of abuse. It provides a single place for multidisciplinary, multijurisdictional investigations to occur and is comfortable, private and child-friendly. As a national model for child advocacy, it is designed, furnished and staffed to promote healing. Michael’s House features:

  • Specially equipped rooms for child forensic interviews
  • A playroom that safely accommodates a variety of age groups and reflects the cultural diversity of our community
  • A mock courtroom to help children feel more comfortable in upcoming trials
  • Offices for mental health treatment and a medical examination room
  • A state-of-the-art training room and comfortable, private meeting rooms
  • A living exhibit of fish and turtles to provide a relaxing distraction

MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM: A multidisciplinary team for response to child abuse allegations includes representation from the following:

  • Law enforcement
  • Child protective services
  • Prosecution
  • Mental health
  • Medical
  • Victim advocacy
  • Children’s advocacy center staff
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