Bruce B. Whitman

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Phone: 866-665-5083 Fax: 513-321-3929
Cell: 513-703-7244

Bruce B. Whitman 4061 Clifton Ridge Drive Cincinnati, OH Hamilton Co. 45220 (Hamilton Co.)View Map

Criminal Law

A DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO CONFRONT WITNESSES
Under the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution, a defendant has a right to confront his or her adverse witnesses. This means that the defendant has a right to a face-to-face meeting with the witnesses. Included in this right is the right to cross-examine the witnesses. More...
Arraignments
After a defendant has been arrested, he will be scheduled for an arraignment. The defendant may have been released on bail or his own recognizance, or he may have been required to remain in jail until his arraignment. An arraignment is a proceeding whereby the offense that the defendant is charged with is read to him and he enters a plea to the offense charged. The defendant is also apprised of his right to: More...
Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance Devices
Under the United States Code wiretaps are permitted after a proper application has been made for their usage. A wiretap is defined as a form of electronic surveillance whereupon law enforcement officers listen to phone conversations or other communications of certain individuals. States have enacted their own statutes that cover the procedures and issuance of permits to conduct a wiretap. More...
RELEASE ON PAROLE
If a state's parole board grants parole to a prisoner, custody of the prisoner is generally transferred to the state's parole board prior to the prisoner's release on parole. The prisoner is usually transferred to a residential facility or a halfway house, during which time the prisoner continues to receive credit for good conduct time. More...
Criminal Forfeitures and Attorney Fees
Although a defendant has a right to an attorney and although the attorney has a right to be compensated for her services, the defendant does not necessarily have the right to transfer an asset to that attorney in lieu of payment when the asset may be subject to criminal forfeiture. Generally, the defendant may transfer an asset for compensation to her attorney if: More...

Areas Of Practice

  • Business Litigation
  • Civil Litigation
  • Criminal Defense and Personal Injury
  • Employment Law
  • Medical Malpractice
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