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ChillicotheDUI.com

March 5th, 2011

Welcome to ChillicotheDUI.com.  This site was developed to provide practical information regarding Chillicothe and Ross County’s tough drunk driving law.  Here you will find information on DUI (now called OVI) law in the Chillicothe Municipal Court and in the Ross County Common Pleas Court.  If you find yourself accused of a crime contact Charles M. Rowland II.

CHILLICOTHE MUNICIPAL COURT INFORMATION

The Judges who may hear your case in the Chillicothe Municipal Court are Judge Bunch, Judge Street, Magistrates Large and/or Martin.  The Court can be reached at (740) 773-3515.  The Chillicothe law director is Toni L. Eddy.  The Law Director and her assistants are responsible for prosecuting DUI/OVI offenses in the Chillicothe Municipal Court and can be reached at (740) 774-4175, or via E-mail: lawdirector@horizonview.net

Follow these links for important information about your Chillicothe DUI charge:

Charles M. Rowland II represents clients from all of the following areas of Ross County: Adelphi, Bainbridge, Chillicothe, Clarksburg, Frankfort, Kingston, North Fork Village and South Salem.  Contact Charles Rowland by phone at 937-318-1DUI (937-318-1384), 937-879-9542, or toll-free at 1-888-ROWLAND (1-888-769-5263). For after-hours help contact our 24/7 DUI HOTLINE at 937-776-2671.  Immediate help is available by filling out the CONTACT form on any of these pages.

For information about Charles Rowland/Dayton DUI sent directly to your mobile device, text DaytonDUI (one word) to 50500.  Follow @DaytonDUI on Twitter at www.Twitter.com/DaytonDUI or Get Twitter updates via SMS by texting follow DaytonDUI to 40404. DaytonDUI is also available on Facebook and you can access updates by becoming a fan of Dayton DUI/OVI Defense. You can also email Charles Rowland at: CharlesRowland@CharlesRowland.com or write to us at 2190 Gateway Dr., Fairborn, Ohio 45324.

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Chillicothe, Ohio Anti-Camera Petition Succeeds

April 30th, 2009
Main Street in Chillicothe, Ohio, 6/17/2006 Ca...

Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio

Activists in Chillicothe, Ohio obtained more than double the number of signatures required to call a vote to ban red light and speed cameras.

A third city in Ohio is poised to ban the use of photo enforcement. The Chillicothe group Citizens Against Photo Enforcement (CAPE) announced Thursday that it had submitted more than double the number of signatures required to give voters in November the choice of banning both speed cameras and red light cameras (view initiative text).

“CAPE is against the red light cameras because they are unsafe, they do not add safety to the city, they only add revenue and still to this day, we have illegal short yellows,” CAPE President Rebekah Valentich explained.

Under Ohio Code Section 4511.094, which became law on September 12, 2008, it is illegal for any camera-equipped intersection to have a yellow time duration of less than 4.0 seconds. Similar to a new Georgia law, cities must add one second of yellow time to any intersection using a camera. CAPE members caught local officials using yellows with durations under four seconds after the law had passed at intersections such as Bridge and Main. After the city increased the yellow to 4 seconds at this location, the number of citations issued dropped nearly 90 percent. According to the group, several intersections remain undertimed.

Given the strong petition support and the history of similar efforts, prospects are favorable for the referendum. A similar initiative banned cameras in Cincinnati last year. In 2006, three out of every four voters in Steubenville chose to kick out speed cameras after the devices had issued $600,000 in citations. Over the past twelve years, voters in Anchorage, Alaska; Peoria, Arizona and Batavia, Illinois have also banned cameras.

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Chillicothe DUI Services

April 11th, 2008

Charles M. Rowland II is proud to offer services to persons accused of a DUI/OVI offense in Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio.

If you find yourself accused of a misdemeanor DUI (now called OVI; operating a vehicle impaired) in Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio you will appear before Judge Thomas E. Bunch or Judge John B. Street, or before Magistrate Jane Spring Martin.  The Chillicothe Municipal Court is located at 26 S. Paint St., Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio.  You should visit the web site of the Chillicothe Municipal Court for valuable information about your Chillicothe DUI case.  If you are searching for an attorney who is located in Ross County, the site has information to begin your search.

Charles M. Rowland has the DUI/OVI CREDENTIALS to handle your Chillicothe Case: 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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