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While people know that receiving a conviction is serious, they may think it is preferable to have a misdemeanor on their record. However, a misdemeanor conviction can have far-reaching consequences. In some situations, it could affect employment. People can experience...
When using ladders, it is important to understand the prevalence of fall incidents and what that means for workers. A fall from a ladder can pose a much bigger problem than you might initially assume. But how and why is this the case? Emphasizing ladder safety The CDC...
The sound of a siren and the sight of flashing lights behind you could mean a police officer wants to pull you over. It may seem like a scary moment, but cooperation is important. If you stop your car and refrain from suspicious actions while the officer speaks with...
You may feel uneasy going into a job interview when you have a misdemeanor on your record. However, knowing how to address your past can help you make a positive first impression. Despite your past mistakes, you still possess valuable skills and strengths that can...
Driving without regard for the safety of others on the road constitutes reckless driving in Ohio. Motorists can receive this ticket for several types of offenses. Review the actions that may result in a reckless driving citation and the potential consequences of a...
Some traffic tickets carry "points" on your record with the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. You can lose your license for accumulating too many points. Review the BMV points system to understand what types of traffic offenses can result in license suspension....
Though most people want to live their lives to the fullest until their last moments, many people experience serious physical and mental decline that could result in difficulties in their elderly years. It is not unusual for individuals over the age of 65 to need some...
It is not easy to plan for the future and know what kinds of care you may need down the road. There are many choices to make regarding things such as potential medical care and health care support you may need to plan for. Thankfully, there are steps you can take to...
In the United States, you have a right to the presumption of innocence. This means that nobody can claim you are guilty of a crime unless the state proves it in court. However, this does not mean that you will not end up in an Ohio jail before your trial. In fact, in...
