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Can theft charges affect college admissions or financial aid?

On Behalf of Michael A. Newland | Jun 29, 2026 | College Crimes

A juvenile theft charge can raise concerns about your future, especially if you plan to attend college. You may wonder whether the incident will affect your college applications, scholarships or eligibility for financial aid. While a theft allegation does not...

Can expungement completely erase a criminal record?

On Behalf of Michael A. Newland | Jun 11, 2026 | Expungement

Most people who seek expungement hope for a fresh start. They don’t want past mistakes to affect employment or housing opportunities. This reason makes it important to understand whether expungement truly erases a criminal history. Knowing the limits of the process...

Can criminal charges derail your college education in Ohio?

On Behalf of Michael A. Newland | May 19, 2026 | College Crimes

Getting charged with a crime while you are in college can feel overwhelming. Beyond the legal system, you might be wondering what this means for your education. The academic consequences can be just as serious as the legal ones. Understanding what you might be facing...

What happens if police find drugs in my car that aren’t mine?

On Behalf of Michael A. Newland | Apr 21, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Drug Crimes

Your friend asks you to hold onto a backpack while they run into a store. You toss it in your backseat without thinking twice about what might be inside. Minutes later, police pull you over for a broken taillight and spot the bag during the stop. Officers search the...

How juvenile trespass charges may affect your Ohio school records

On Behalf of Michael A. Newland | Mar 9, 2026 | College Crimes

Being charged with juvenile trespass in Ohio can be stressful, especially when you wonder how it might affect school. While it might seem like a legal problem automatically changes your academic record, most trespass cases are minor. Any impact on school usually...

3 things Ohio students should know about OVI and underage drinking

On Behalf of Michael A. Newland | Feb 4, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Dui Defense

College life and the teen years are full of social events, parties and newfound independence. For many students, drinking, sometimes even driving afterward, can feel like a rite of passage. But in Ohio, getting behind the wheel with alcohol in your system, even in...

What expungement may remove from an Ohio criminal record

On Behalf of Michael A. Newland | Jan 12, 2026 | Expungement

A closed case may still show up when you apply for a job, housing or school. You may see a docket page online or a background report that lists a charge you thought ended years ago. In Ohio, people often use the word “expungement,” but courts often handle this relief...

A first-time offender’s guide to pretrial diversion

On Behalf of Michael A. Newland | Jan 11, 2026 | College Crimes

People arrested for minor offenses may understandably worry about the potential outcome of their legal situation. One of the best solutions available involves participating in a diversion program. Diversion programs require that individuals fulfill a variety of...

Can a petty theft conviction ruin a defendant’s future career?

On Behalf of Michael A. Newland | Jan 9, 2026 | Criminal Defense

Any criminal record can impact an individual's future opportunities. Adults accused of a petty theft offense or parents worried about a teen’s pending charges may worry about whether a conviction is likely to limit future opportunities. Although any conviction can...

What to do if you’re accused of violating probation in Ohio

On Behalf of Michael A. Newland | Dec 12, 2025 | Criminal Defense

Being accused of violating probation in Ohio can feel overwhelming. A violation may lead to jail, stricter conditions, or extended supervision. Understanding what counts as a violation and how to respond may help you protect your freedom. Why probation violations...

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