Traffic Stop Legal Rights

Summary

In ohio, police can search if they have probable cause. You can refuse a search without probable cause. You should be informed of detention reasons. Seized property must be documented. To find attorney track records, use online directories, local bar associations, and news articles. Consult attorneys about their experience and success rates.

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Pull over in cler co oh * follow * clise not use sig soon enough cop ask for norm gave it goes * cruisr comes back ask drivr to get out no long want proof ins. Begin search drivr be4 he is fully standin. Has him stand by cruisr ask search told no come * pass side ask what i doin when was pullin us over i sd get a tissue (still in my hand ) a cig n liter. Ask me stand by cruisr. make wait on k9 * arrive for *-* min w/o tell y detained. Had me in n out of cuffs a cpl times never told y. K9 arrives hanlr take dog * frnt of car jerk leash dog barks jerk leash barks n paws at hood. k9 leave cop pop hood imed hold a bag open bag * oz meth call female * search me who find drug abus instr on me. Cuff drivr put n Cruisr. Tried get work w drug det Sd charge me w\ be acomplance. was drivers car. Be4 release us read drivr miranda Seize phones $ n wallet no recpt also took bank w/d recept. gave me no papwrk cause miss court not no when crt was. Told him he had pay tick by mon or get warrants
It sounds like you experienced a complex legal situation involving a traffic stop, search, and potential charges. Here are some points to consider:
- In Ohio, police can conduct a search if they have probable cause.
- You have the right to refuse a search unless there's probable cause.
- You should be informed of the reason for detention.
- Seized property should be documented, and you should receive a receipt.
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I would like to know which attys have the best record at getting cases like this dismissed and evidence supressed in clermont county courts
I can't provide specific attorney recommendations, but I suggest searching for criminal defense lawyers in Clermont County with experience in handling traffic stops and evidence suppression cases. Check reviews, case outcomes, and consider scheduling consultations to discuss their track record. Would you like more tips on finding the right attorney?
How can i find track records
To find track records of attorneys in Clermont County, consider these steps:
- Review online legal directories like Avvo or Martindale-Hubbell for ratings and reviews.
- Check local bar association websites for attorney profiles and specialties.
- Search for news articles mentioning successful case outcomes.
- Schedule consultations to ask attorneys directly about their experience and success rates.
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