Arrested For Passing Fake Money!

Welcome back to Advocacy Alchemy with Professor Ross!

Tags:
counterfeit money, Ohio law, juvenile justice, legal education, criminal law, court process

In today's episode, we're taking a close look at a fascinating case involving a young person caught trying to pass counterfeit money in Ohio. Credit goes to @CrimePiece for the original video: [Watch here](https://youtu.be/iFer-0YXRYU?si=g0ibiuYggdC-ASIR). The individual in question is 20 years old and was with a 17-year-old minor when attempting to pass the counterfeit money. We'll be discussing the legal intricacies surrounding this scenario, as well as exploring the relevant laws under Ohio Revised Code section 2913.30. Don't forget to stick around until the end for a detailed breakdown of the potential legal consequences they may face and how age and prior offenses play into sentencing.

Chapters:

0:00 - Welcome Back to Advocacy Alchemy with Professor Ross
0:14 - Intro to Counterfeit Money Case
0:28 - The Arrest and Initial Interaction
1:15 - Interrogation and Statements
4:38 - Searching the Suspect's Car
9:05 - Money Found, Real vs Fake
12:00 - Discussion on "Movie Money"
12:45 - Law Application and Legal Consequences
16:25 - Counterfeiting Laws in Ohio Explained
18:05 - Probable Outcome for the Suspects
18:50 - Juvenile vs. Adult Justice System
19:30 - Wrap Up and Legal Insights

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Disclaimer:
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