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As a lawyer with the focus on DUI and immigration in Cincinnati, Attorney Korneeva devotes much of her practice to helping Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky residents deal with traffic tickets.

Whether it is something relatively small like a red light violation or something more substantial like a potential revocation or suspension of your license, we can provide you with the zealous legal advocacy that you deserve.

Many drivers initially believe that they can contest a traffic ticket without legal counsel. The rules and procedures that apply to traffic court are tricky; consequently, developing an appropriate strategy to pursue your objective is critical.

Contesting wrong information on a ticket and deciding whether to pay a summons that does not carry points are other examples of the issues that we can help you navigate.

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Many drivers initially believe that they can contest a traffic ticket without legal counsel. The rules and procedures that apply to traffic court are tricky; consequently, developing an appropriate strategy to pursue your objective is critical. Contesting wrong information on a ticket and deciding whether to pay a summons that does not carry points are other examples of the issues that we can help you navigate.

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Yes, we answer our phones 24/7 and can provide assistance in English, Spanish and Russian. 

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  • A straight or mixed drink made with 1 ounce of 100-proof liquor
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DUI cases are very time-sensitive. It is crucial to contact the best attorney right away to represent you and request a DMV hearing immediately. The right attorney will fight for you to get the case dismissed.

Call Anna Korneeva, the top ranked lawyer with the focus on DUI and immigration in Cincinnati, today. We are available 24/7 to protect your rights and your freedom. 

Whether it is your first or third offense, the penalties for DUI can be life-changing. We want to help protect your driving privileges and ensure that you minimize or avoid other penalties like jail time and fines.

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The legal limit for DUI in Ohio and Kentucky is 0.08, and if you test over that, you will be charged with DUI. More specifically:
 
  • Non-commercial drivers over 21 years old – blood alcohol level is 0.08 or more.
  • Commercial vehicles drivers – blood alcohol level is 0.04 or more.
  • Drivers under 21 years old – blood alcohol level is
    0.02 or more.
     

High Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) refers to a driver with a BAC of 0.15 or higher at the time of the arrest. 

Driving with a suspended or revoked license is generally a class B misdemeanor. A conviction will result in a fine of up to $250 and a maximum of 90 days in jail. Driving while suspended carries increased penalties if the suspension was related to a DUI incident. Read my blog Driving With License Not In Possession In Kentucky for more details. 

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Driving without an Ohio license is illegal. Not only can you get a citation, you can be charged with driving without a valid operator’s license, or “no ops” charges. This is a criminal offense and if you are convicted, it can have serious consequences that will follow you for long after the charges have been dealt with. Read my blog Driving With License Not In Possession In Ohio for more details.

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The short answer is yes. Having a green card does not protect you against deportation from the U.S. If you get convicted of a DUI, you may be placed into immigration court for removal proceedings, where an immigration judge will decide whether your crime is a “ground of removability (deportability).” Read my blog Can I Be Deported For A DUI If I Have A Green Card? for more information. 

Call Anna Korneeva, the top ranked lawyer with the focus on DUI and immigration in Cincinnati, today to schedule your consultation (first 15 minutes are free).  

Anna Korneeva, the top ranked lawyer with the focus on DUI and immigration in Cincinnati, is available 24/7 and is ready to fight for you. Call us today for a consultation (first 15 minutes is free).

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At The Law Firm Of Anna Korneeva we practice both criminal defense and immigration law (“Crimmigration”). If you are facing a DUI charge, it is important to speak to a lawyer who can give you a full analysis of your case.

No matter how small the criminal charge brought against you may be it’s not worth the risk of being deported or having your immigration status affected. Call Anna Korneeva, the top ranked lawyer with the focus on DUI and immigration in Cincinnati, right away if you’re an immigrant facing criminal charges.