David Michael Johnson

I graduated from The Ohio State University cum laude with a B.A. in Criminology and earned a J.D. from the University of Toledo College of Law with a concentration in criminal law. While in law school I worked for both the Toledo Public Defender's Office and Lucas County Prosecutor's Office. These experiences allow me to give excellent representation to my clients in need of criminal defense.

The University of Toledo College of Law

J.D. (2014) | Criminal/Business Law

2011 - 2014

Concentration in Criminal Law

Activities: Toledo Public Defender's Office Lucas County Prosecutor's Office

Ohio State University - Columbus

B.A. (2011) | Criminology

2006 - 2011

Honors: Graduated cum laude

Founding Attorney, Managing Member

Johnson Legal, LLC

2014 - Current

Represent clients in the areas of criminal defense and small business law.

Legal Intern

Lucas County Prosecutor's Office

2014 - 2014

Represented the state of Ohio in a variety of criminal matters.

Legal Intern

Toledo Public Defender's Office

2013 - 2013

Represented clients in a variety of criminal matters.

State Bar of Ohio  # 0092139

Member

Current

Columbus Bar Association

Member

2014 - Current

Ohio State Bar Association

Member

2014 - Current

American Bar Association

Member

2014 - Current

Ohio

Since 2014

• Credit Cards Accepted

• Traffic Offenses
• Misdemeanors

Q. I have a agv. assault and child endangering from 24 years ago can I have it taken off my record?

January 24, 2015

A: You may want to look into sealing your record. A person can be eligible to seal their record provided they have not more than 1 felony, 1 felony and 1 misdemeanor, or 2 misdemeanors. If the aggravated assault carried a mandatory prison term, or if the child endangering was a felony, you will not be eligible to seal your record. If the child endangering charge was a misdemeanor, you may be eligible to seal your record. You will want to contact an attorney and discuss this with them.

Q. if you are charged with 2911.11 and on parole how many years can you get

January 22, 2015

A: 2911.11 is aggravated burglary. This charge is a 1st degree felony, which carries a prison term of 3-11 years. The court may seek to revoke the individual's parole, but the court will not increase the sentence for aggravated burglary based on revocation of post-release control.

Q. I was charged with drug abuse for picking up a pot pipe that was not mine. 4 years ago. I cant get a job. How can I get

January 21, 2015

A: It appears that you were convicted of drug paraphernalia, a 4th degree misdemeanor. You must wait at least 1 year to expunge your record and not commit any further criminal acts. The process for having your criminal record expunged by obtaining a final order of conviction from the clerk of courts begins by obtaining a certified copy of the Judgment Order of Conviction. They should be able to give you a certified copy for a small fee. Make sure you have the case number. Fill out the two forms they will send you ("Application for Sealing of a Criminal Record" and "Judgment Entry for Sealing"). Make 3 copies of these forms, have about $50 on hand, and give the copies to the clerk of courts. The court will set a hearing date and be prepared to show up to court and tell the judge your story. The judge has the discretion as to whether your application will be granted. ... Read More