Douglas A. Funkhouser CO., L.P.A.
Summary
Main Office
729 South Third Street
Columbus,
OH 43206
614-443-5404
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Main Office
729 South Third Street
Columbus, OH 43206
Many people are unaware of the consequences of violating Ohio traffic laws. The results of being cited for a traffic violation include penalties and fines, higher auto insurance premiums, suspension of your driver’s license, and in some cases, even jail time or the forfeiture of your vehicle. Even “minor” offenses can lead to some of these consequences. Hiring an experienced attorney familiar with Ohio traffic laws can assist in minimizing the consequences resulting from conviction of a traffic violation, including reducing or eliminating fines or jail time and helping you to keep your driver’s license.
Douglas A. Funkhouser Bio
Bar Admissions
- State of Ohio, admitted November, 1995
- United States District Court, Southern District of Ohio, admitted November, 1995
- U.S. Military Courts, admitted 1996
Education
Juris Doctor, Capital University Law School, Columbus, Ohio, May, 1995.
- Graduated with Honors: Order of the Barristers.
- Central Region Champion, Jessup Moot Court Competition, 1993-1994.
Bachelor of Arts, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, June, 1992.
- Major: History.
- Completed the Capstone Program with a minor in Business Administration.
Graduate, The United States Army Judge Advocate General’s School, Basic Course.
Charlottesville, Virginia. January, 1996 to April, 1996.
- Intense study of military law, statutes, and regulations.
- Courses included: military justice, trial advocacy, federal litigation, environmental , criminal law, government contracts, employment law, and tort litigation.
Experience
Douglas A. Funkhouser Co., L.P.A., January 2000 to Present.
- Criminal, domestic and civil litigation.
- Death penalty experience; second chair on two cases, one trial and one plea.
- Conducted over 20 criminal and civil jury trials.
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Plea Options for a Minor in Possession Charge in Ohio
Created On: 03/31/2011
If your child has been charged with Possession of alcohol then it is time to take action. First and foremost, you need to have your child assessed to see if this is a larger problem...
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