by Jim Arnold | Nov 20, 2014 | Clermont County Criminal, Criminal Cases, Representative Cases
Goshen Criminal Case Client was charged by Goshen Police Department with one count of Identity Fraud in violation of Ohio Revised Code Sections 2913.49(B)(1) a felony of the fourth degree (F4) and Misuse of Credit Cards in violation of 2913.21(B)(2) a felony of the...
by Jim Arnold | Nov 20, 2014 | Clermont County Criminal, Criminal Cases, Representative Cases
Clermont County Criminal Case Client was charged by Clermont County Sheriff’s Department with Aggravated Burglary (2911.11), a first degree felony (F1), Burglary (2911.12) a second degree felony (F2) as well as two counts of Assault (2903.13), first degree...
by Jim Arnold | Nov 20, 2014 | Clermont County Criminal, Criminal Cases, Representative Cases
Clermont County Criminal Case Client was charged by Clermont County Sheriff’s Department with Domestic Violence in violation of Revised Code 2919.25(A) a first degree misdemeanor (M1). Counsel was able to negotiate a plea to a reduced charge of Disorderly Conduct a...
by Jim Arnold | Nov 20, 2014 | Clermont County Criminal, Criminal Cases, Representative Cases
Clermont County Criminal Case Client was charged by Clermont County Sheriff’s Department with Theft in violation of Revised Code 2913.02 a first degree misdemeanor (M1). Counsel was able to negotiate a plea to a reduced charge of unauthorized use of property a fourth...
by Jim Arnold | Nov 20, 2014 | Clermont County Criminal, Criminal Cases, Representative Cases
Clermont County Criminal Case Client was previously convicted without being represented by James S. Arnold. Subsequently, the Clermont County Probation officer filed a violation against client for not turning himself in on a Michigan outstanding Felony warrant that...
by Jim Arnold | Nov 20, 2014 | Clermont County Criminal, Criminal Cases, Representative Cases
Clermont County Criminal Case Client was indicted one count of Theft, a felony of the 5th degree (F5) in violation of Ohio Revised Code 2913.02(A)(1). Counsel, over objection of the State, was able to get Client Intervention in lieu of Conviction (ILC) and avoid a...
