Contact me if you need a Dayton Criminal Defense Lawyer for your appeal or other post-conviction matter by going to my Web site www.robertalanbrenner.com and filling in the "contact me" form. Visit www.ohiocriminaltriallawyer.com if you need an experienced Dayton Criminal Defense Lawyer to represent you in the trial court.
Robert Alan Brenner has been handling mostly criminal defense appeals, and other post-conviction matters, since the fall of 2003. He is located in the Dayton, Ohio, and is licensed to practice law in Ohio. You can reach Robert Alan Brenner by phone or email. Call 937-427-9450 or email Mr. Brenner at [email protected] You can also find him at the The VanNoy Firm where he is an Attorney of Counsel.
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
trial judges must notify defendants that they may have to do community service (11 7 12)
Trial judges must include court costs in all sentences in criminal cases pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 2947.23(A). Often judge overlook the requirement that they inform the defendant that the defendant could be ordered to perform community service if they fail to pay the court costs. That is what happened in the Hamilton County case of State v. Reynolds, 2012-Ohio-5153. The case had to be remanded back to the trial court so the defendant could be properly notified about the community service he may be ordered to perform if he ever fails to pay the court costs.
Contact me if you need a Dayton Criminal Defense Lawyer for your appeal or other post-conviction matter by going to my Web site www.robertalanbrenner.com and filling in the "contact me" form. Visit www.ohiocriminaltriallawyer.com if you need an experienced Dayton Criminal Defense Lawyer to represent you in the trial court.
Contact me if you need a Dayton Criminal Defense Lawyer for your appeal or other post-conviction matter by going to my Web site www.robertalanbrenner.com and filling in the "contact me" form. Visit www.ohiocriminaltriallawyer.com if you need an experienced Dayton Criminal Defense Lawyer to represent you in the trial court.
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