How you carry yourself
Silence, counsel, complying now and contesting later.
67 sections
- Questioning and MirandaMiranda v. Arizona — when the warning is actually required
- After an ArrestOhio Crim.R. 4, 5 and 46 — the first days
- Free Speech, and Where It StopsOhio Const. art. I, § 11 — free to speak, and responsible for the abuse of the right
- Students and SchoolNew Jersey v. T.L.O. — a lower bar inside the building
- When You Cannot ComplyADA Title II — an order you are physically unable to follow
- Filing a Complaint YourselfORC 2935.09 — the second door into a charging decision
- When Force Is UsedGraham v. Connor — objective reasonableness, and what comes after
- An Interpreter in CourtORC 2311.14 — an obligation on the court, not a request you have to know how to make
- How You Carry YourselfU.S. Const. amend. V and VI — what actually protects you
- Fireworks in the YardORC 3743.45 — lawful on named days, at named hours, unless your town says otherwise
- On the WaterORC 1547.24 and 1547.11 — the child under ten, the vessel under eighteen feet, and the same eight hundredths
- Where Nobody May SmokeORC 3794.02 — every public place and place of employment, and the short list the chapter does not reach
- The Messages That Will Not StopORC 2917.21 and 2903.211 — harassment by phone, text or post, stalking as a pattern, and the image shared to hurt
- LitteringORC 3767.32 — on foot, from a car, and in somebody else's dumpster
- Odd Laws Still on the BooksDyed chicks, carrier pigeons, horse tails and studded tires: real Ohio sections, still the law
- Getting StoppedORC 2921.29 — Stop and Identifyalso here
- Calling for an OverdoseORC 2925.11 — the immunity written for the phone callalso here
- The Theft LadderORC 2913.02 — where a number turns a misdemeanor into a felonyalso here
- Intervention in LieuORC 2951.041 — the route that can end without a convictionalso here
- Reading a WarrantORC 2933.24 — what it has to sayalso here
- Who Can Let Them InChapman and Olson — permission has to come from the right personalso here
- RecordingORC 2933.52 — one party consent, and what is still unsettledalso here
- Told to Stop RecordingU.S. Const. amend. I — the demand to stop, to delete, or to hand it overalso here
- Recording in CourtSup.R. 12 — the one building with its own rulebookalso here
- Filming Government BuildingsU.S. Const. amend. I — where a camera may go, and where it may notalso here
- When You Must IdentifyORC 2921.29 — situation by situationalso here
- Self DefenseORC 2901.05 and 2901.09 — what the state has to provealso here
- Your PhoneRiley v. California — a phone needs a warrantalso here
- Getting the FootageORC 149.43 — public records and body camalso here
- Protests and AssemblyORC 2917.04 — the order to disperse, and what it can and cannot bealso here
- If There Is a WarrantORC 2937.43 — what an open warrant actually isalso here
- Getting a LawyerCrim.R. 44 — when one is appointed, and how to askalso here
- Bail and BondCrim.R. 46 — getting out before the case is decidedalso here
- The Registration CalendarORC 2950.05 — the twenty days that run before a move, not afteralso here
- A Community Control ViolationOhio Crim.R. 32.3 — a hearing, and not a trialalso here
- When You Cannot PayORC 2947.14 — a hearing before anyone goes to jail over a finealso here
- If There Are ChildrenORC 2151.31 — the other custody that is not an arrestalso here
- When It Is a ChildORC 2152 — a different court, a different vocabulary, one door out of italso here
- Questions About StatusORC 2921.29 — three bodies of law at one roadside, and people collapse themalso here
- When Police Are Called to a HouseORC 2919.25 — the encounter the legislature wrote its own rules foralso here
- Protection OrdersORC 2919.27 — five ways to get one, one way to break any of themalso here
- Taken in for an EvaluationORC 5122 — custody that is not an arrestalso here
- The Grand JuryOhio Crim.R. 6 — nine people, seven votes, and no defense in the roomalso here
- The Clock on Your CaseORC 2945.71 — the day counts, and the one that runs triplealso here
- Asking for a JuryOhio Crim.R. 23 — the demand that has to be in writingalso here
- No Contest, Guilty, and What SurvivesOhio Crim.R. 11 and 12 — the plea is a choice about what carries forwardalso here
- Voting After a ConvictionORC 2961.01 — the right comes back on release, not on dischargealso here
- What They Have to Hand OverOhio Crim.R. 16 and Brady — one runs on a demand, the other does notalso here
- After the AppealORC 2953.21 — the year that starts before anybody mentions italso here
- The Deadline on a MotionOhio Crim.R. 12 — thirty five days, or seven before trial, whichever is earlieralso here
- Competent to Stand TrialORC 2945.37 — a question about now, not a question about thenalso here
- When You Are the VictimOhio Const. art. I, § 10a — rights in the constitution, not in a policyalso here
- Working Under EighteenORC 4109.07 — the hours a school night closes off, and the break nobody is told aboutalso here
- Voting, Step by StepORC 3503.01 — thirty days to be registered, and the ballot nobody can refuse youalso here
- Crossing the RoadORC 4511.46 and 4511.48 — who yields depends entirely on where the crossing happensalso here
- Suspended or ExpelledORC 3313.66 — ten school days, eighty school days, and the notice that has to come firstalso here
- Told to LeaveORC 2911.21 — four ways to commit it, and the notice that turns a stay into onealso here
- Helping at the SceneORC 2305.23 — no civil liability for emergency care, unless the acts were willful or wantonalso here
- The Scooter and the Golf CartORC 4511.514 — twenty miles an hour and the pavement, and ORC 4511.214 — thirty five and the local ordinancealso here
- When the School Calls It BullyingORC 3313.666 — what every district's policy has to contain, and who has to be toldalso here
- HazingORC 2903.31 — the offense after Collin's Law, and ORC 2903.311 — the duty to report italso here
- Who Has to Report ItORC 2151.421 — the professions the statute names, and what immunity a good faith report carriesalso here
- Carrying While IntoxicatedORC 2923.15 — the offense that needs no threshold and no readingalso here
- Where You May Use ItORC 3796.04 — legal to possess is not legal anywherealso here
- Parole and SupervisionORC 2967.15 — conditions, an arrest, and a hearingalso here
- Deadlines After a ConvictionORC 2953.21 — 365 days for a postconviction petitionalso here
- Drinking Under Twenty OneORC 4301.69 — what is an offense, the parent exception, and what a fake ID costsalso here
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