WilmingtonDUI.com was developed to provide practical information regarding Wilmington and Clinton County's tough drunk driving law. Here you will find information on DUI (now called OVI) law in the Clinton County Municipal Court and the Clinton County Common Pleas Court. If you find yourself accused of a crime contact Charles M. Rowland II at the number provided above or on the after hours DUI HOTLINE 937-776-2671. If you've been charged with DUI, it's important that you consult an attorney immediately before you lose your rights!

Charles M. Rowland II has successfully represented the accused drunk driver for over ten years. As a former city prosecutor and a certified operator of the breath test machine, he has the credentials and the experience to help you get your life back! If you find yourself accused of a drunk driving contact Charles M. Rowland II.

The Clinton County Municipal Court is located at 69 North South Street, Box 71, Wilmington, Ohio 45177, and can be reached at (937) 382-8985. The Wilmington Municipal Court services all of Clinton County and is presided over by the Honorable Chad L. Carey. The Municipal Court is open Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Law Director/Prosecutor for the Clinton County Municipal Court can be reached at (937) 383-2067. The Honorable John W. Rudduck is Judge of the General Division of the Clinton County Common Pleas Court, which is located at 46 S. South Street, Wilmington, Ohio 45177 and can be contacted at (937) 382-3640. The county prosecutor is William E. Peelle and his office is at 103 E. Main St., Wilmington, Ohio 45177, (937) 382-4559. The County's Public Defender's Office is at 32 East Sugartree St., Wilmington, Ohio 45177, (937) 382-1316. For information on inmates at the Clinton County Jail, please call (937) 383-4813 or (937) 383-3292. For more specific information, please follow the links below:

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Charles M. Rowland II represents clients from all of the following areas of Clinton County: Blanchester, Clarksville, Lynchburg, Martinsville, Midland, New Vienna, Port William, Sabina, Wilmington, and in all of the following Townships within Clinton County: Adams, Chester, Clark, Green, Jefferson, Liberty, Marion, Richland, Union, Vernon, Washington, Wayne and Wilson.

 

Today, the Greene County Bar Association and the Greene County Common Pleas Court sat in special session to remember our fallen colleagues:  Ken Huntingdon, Richard Weade and Marshall Massie.  The service was officiated by J. Andrew Root (immediate past president of the GCBA) and was presided over by the honorable Timothy Campbell and Steven Wolaver.  Arthur Sidell spoke on behalf of his friend and partner Marshall Massie.  Following this moving memorial members of the bar shared stories of Mr. Massie.  Alan Anderson (now a Greene County Commissioner) spoke of his friend and partner Richard Weade and the impact that he and his firm had on the development of many careers in our county.  David Miles spoke on behalf of Ken Huntingdon reminding us all to be professional and to relish the opportunities we have to be and make lasting friendships within the bar.  Later this year the Bar will honor three more of our members; the honorable Judson Shattuck, the honorable Raymond Heiber and the beloved Marshall Peterson.

Trust a witness in all matters in which neither his self-interest, his passions, his prejudices, nor the love of the marvelous is strongly concerned.  When they are involved, require corroborative evidence in exact proportion to the contravention of probability by the thing testified.

Thomas Henry Huxley

Secular Morality: What Is It? An Exposition and a Defence (1880)

by Charles Watts

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