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Question: Criminal Defense - Ohio

Asked on 7/13/2009
I accidentally miscalcualted my bank account that caused me to bounce checks what is my rights
What I did was an accident not intentional the checks were not that much so I am afraid they are going to try to prosecute me I need help I have two kids please let me know what to do

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There seems to be an increase in the number of passing bad checks charges being brought in Ohio these days. The state code contains certain provisions that contain financial incentives for the merchant given the bad check to file criminal charges. Your best route is to find a good criminal lawyer or criminal defense attorney who can work with you in this matter.



  • Answered on 7/14/2009
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