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The Law Office of George C. Luther is a criminal defense firm located in Columbus, Ohio.

For over 35 years, citizens of Ohio and the surrounding states have relied on the criminal law firm of George C. Luther to provide the highest quality representation in serious criminal, OVI/DUI, traffic and drug offenses, in both state and federal court.

Since 1974, Criminal Defense lawyer in Columbus, George C. Luther has handled more high profile cases than any other criminal defense attorney in Columbus, and throughout Ohio. He has handled more than 150 homicide cases, including 30 capital cases, hundreds of major drug crimes, money laundering and weapons charges. Mr. Luther has represented individuals charged in multi-million-dollar white-collar fraud cases in both state and federal court. He has tried hundreds of cases to judges and juries.

As a criminal law firm in Columbus, George C. Luther has achieved the highest peer review rating for his legal and ethical abilities. He has gained the respect of other criminal defense attorneys in Columbus, and throughout Ohio, as well as judges, prosecutors and law enforcement for his legal abilities.

Attorney George C. Luther believes that a person is not only entitled to defense, but a strong defense, capably presented in a courtroom. Mr. Luther has a proven history of aggressively representing clients not only in court but also in plea negotiations with the prosecution. He strives to challenge the prosecution at every step of the criminal justice system and is not afraid of taking on the most challenging defense cases.

The best time for a Columbus criminal defense lawyer to get involved is before you actually are charged with an OVI in Ohio, drug violation or other type of crime. If you feel that you are under investigation, contact the Columbus criminal defense law firm of George C. Luther as soon as possible. Mr. Luther can do many things that could possibly prevent charges being brought against you. Things that happen at the beginning of the investigation or immediately after an arrest can have a major effect on the ultimate outcome of the case.