Legal Question in Criminal Law in Ohio
I have a warrant for a F2 Burglary. This took place at a residence I lived at for several years on and off with my father. The warrant is based off of a fingerprint. What can really result out of this. There has to be fingerprints all over the house from when I lived there.
1 Answer from Attorneys
The police are permitted to file a charge based on the evidence they have. While your may have a good defense based on the idea that your fingerprints are likely to be found in a place where you lived, it does not prevent a charge from being filed.
Your question indicates that you have not only been charged, but a warrant has been issued for your arrest. This is a very serious problem that you must address immediately. Please do not delay. Contact an experienced criminal defense attorney in the location where the charge is pending to assist you. If you need additional information, feel free to call me.
Respectfully,
Rich Cline
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