Cincinnati Vandalism Attorney
Facing Vandalism Charges in Ohio?
A vandalism charge can be hard to fight without the right attorney on your side. All vandalism charges are considered felonies and the accused do not receive much graciousness from the court. A Cincinnati vandalism lawyer can give you the edge in the courtroom when it comes to protecting your name and your rights.
Vandalism charges in Ohio that go undefended can result in thousand-dollar fines and jail time. Call (513) 995-2348 to speak with our firm.
We understand that your specific situation requires individualized attention, and we are dedicated to providing just that.
No Case is Hopeless
We Don't Back Down. Ever.
Explore some of our recent wins.
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Case Dismissed CLEVELAND V. AL-NAZER (2012 TRC 040781)
Our client was accused of driving while under the influence of drugs, or alcohol.
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Not Guilty At Trial ROCKY RIVER V. D.F.
Client was charged with domestic violence against his wife.
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Plea and Record Expunged STATE V. BAILEY, CUYAHOGA
Client was accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars worth of property.
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Charges Dismissed State v. Beckwith, Cuyahoga County
Student charged with the manufacturing of ecstasy.
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Case Dismissed STATE V. J.S. (A JUVENILE) YOUNGSTOWN
Local counsel pushed for a plea to one of the sex related charges.
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Acquittal State v. Tevin Biles
Client was identified as one of the alleged shooters at a New Year’s Eve party.
Experience with Vandalism ORC Charges
There are several categories of vandalism, and the team at Patituce & Associates has experience with most of them. The consequences and defense strategies vary depending on the type of vandalism, so it is important to understand your charge in order to properly fight them.
- Vandalism charges can be categorized as:
- Car vandalism: Many people do not realize that this charge extends beyond defacing a car. Obstructing roads, or throwing objects out of a moving car, can also be charged as vehicular vandalism.
- Railroad vandalism: Causing damage to railroad equipment is surprisingly common. As it impedes public safety, courts take the charges very seriously.
- Private property vandalism: The most difficult aspect of these cases is dealing with the property owner, who will vehemently demand justice from the court.
Vandalism in the fifth degree, the lowest level vandalism offense, can result in six to eight months in prison and up to $2,500 in fines. For a conviction of vandalism in the third degree, which involves harm to property valued at $150,000 or more, the penalties are up to five years in prison and up to $10,000 in fines.
Do Not Go to Court Without Dedicated Defense. Call (513) 995-2348!
As proven Cincinnati vandalism, lawyers, our job is to defend the freedom of our clients and uphold their best interests. You deserve to have someone speaking on your behalf and advocating for your rights. Our Cincinnati vandalism attorneys treat these cases with the same attention and commitment they would a DUI or assault charge. The charges against you are serious, and your defense should treat them as such.
We aggressively defend our clients from vandalism charges throughout Ohio, including for minors. Call (513) 995-2348 to discuss your case with Patituce & Associates.
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We Know the Legal System
Our criminal defense attorneys understand the legal system and local courts, helping you navigate your case efficiently and avoid costly mistakes.
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We Give You Peace of Mind
Being charged with a crime is overwhelming. With our team on your side, you can focus on your life while an experienced professional handles your defense.
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We Fight For Your Rights
Police and prosecutors sometimes push the limits of the law. We work to protect your rights and prevent unconstitutional evidence from being used against you.
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Fighting criminal charges requires a strong strategy. Our experienced team builds a defense tailored to the specific facts of your case.
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One of the main benefits of hiring our Ohio criminal defense attorneys is our ability to help reduce the potential consequences of a conviction.
