What’s the Difference Between Burglary and Robbery?
Many people use the terms "burglary" and "robbery" interchangeably, but they're actually very different crimes under the law. Understanding these distinctions is important whether you're facing charges, serving a jury, or simply want to understand criminal law. The key [...]
What Does Being in Possession of Stolen Property Mean?
Being charged with possession of stolen property can be confusing and overwhelming, especially if you didn't know the items were stolen. This charge is more common than many people realize — and it can carry serious consequences. Understanding what [...]
Is Burglary a Felony?
Burglary is typically classified as a felony in most states, including Ohio and Kentucky. However, the specific degree of felony and potential penalties depend on various factors surrounding the circumstances of the alleged crime. Understanding these distinctions is crucial if [...]
How Much Does a DUI Cost?
A DUI conviction carries far more than just the initial fine. The true financial impact extends well beyond the courtroom, often reaching tens of thousands of dollars when all costs are considered. Understanding these expenses can help you make [...]
What’s the Difference Between Assault and Battery?
Monohan & Monohan, we understand that legal terms like “assault” and “battery” can be confusing, especially when you’re facing charges or seeking clarity after an incident. It can be a very overwhelming time. While these terms are often used [...]
Can You Get a DUI on a Bicycle?
At Monohan & Monohan, we’re often asked: "Can you get a DUI for riding a bicycle while intoxicated?" The answer depends on where you are—Kentucky or Ohio? Here’s a clear breakdown of the laws in these [...]
