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Making mistakes is part of growing up. However, college students may end up paying a tremendous price if their mistakes result in criminal charges. At Amy M. Levine & Associates, our lawyers help students defend against criminal allegations, including:
- Underage drinking/minor in possession
- Drunk driving for college students who are underage and those who are 21+
- Drug charges
- Disorderly conduct
- Sex crimes, including sexual assault and date rape
Criminal matters are particularly serious for students. In addition to traditional consequences like prison time and hefty fines, you may face disciplinary action at school, including suspension, expulsion, loss of financial aid or being banned from student activities. All of this can make it increasingly difficult to graduate and secure the employment you want in the future.
Our attorneys are able to represent students at all colleges and universities in the greater Columbus area and Franklin County, including The Ohio State University, Columbus State Community College, Columbus College of Art & Design, Ohio Dominican University and others.
Often, parents understand the gravity of criminal charges better than their children. Do not let your child take chances with his or her future. Contact Amy M. Levine & Associates for aggressive but caring legal representation.
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Your entire future is ahead of you. Don’t compromise it by taking chances with your freedom. During your free initial consultation, we will take the time to answer your questions, develop a plan for your defense and begin helping you protect your rights.
The longer you wait, the more time law enforcement officials and prosecutors have to build their case against you. Call us at 614-360-2942 or send us an email to arrange an appointment at your earliest convenience.
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In an instant, a car accident can change your life. You just could be on your way to work and a large SUV rams into the rear of your car. You could suffer serious injuries – broken bones, a traumatic brain injury and a back injury. Or a distracted driver could fail to...
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