The Law Office Of Richard Nash

03/10/2026

I advocate for the preservation of your constitutional rights. Following a protracted legal battle with the state, we successfully had the charges dismissed, thereby restoring my client's Second Amendment rights. we proceeded to the sheriff's office together to retrieve his confiscated fi****ms.

07/09/2025

06/06/2025

Brown County Common Pleas Court.

Representing clients wherever the need arises.

02/14/2025

Verdict: Not Guilty of Aggravated Arson

On February 12th, the Law Office of Richard Nash obtained not guilty verdicts on Aggravated Arson and related offenses following a three day jury trial.

01/18/2025

*Not Guilty Verdicts*
On January 16th, the Law Office of Richard Nash obtained not guilty verdicts following a jury trial in the Scioto County Court of Common Pleas on charges of aggravated murder, murder, and felonious assault with firearm specifications.

After incarceration for nearly a year we are excited to exonerate our client and allow him to reunite with his family and continue with his life after this unfortunate incident.

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PORTSMOUTH — A South Webster man on trial for murder after the shooting death of his former girlfriend’s father has been found not guilty.

07/13/2023

03/18/2023

On today’s date in 1963 the US Supreme Court in Gideon vs Wainwright ruled that the US Constitution requires courts to appoint attorneys to indigent defendants.

The case started with the arrest of Clarence Gideon for the burglary of a pool hall in Panama City, Beach. Mr. Gideon, unable to afford an attorney, was found guilty after representing himself at trial. Gideon’s request for a free attorney was denied.

While in prison the US Supreme Court agreed with Gideon. Gideon was given a new trial, but this time with court appointed counsel.

After only one hour of deliberation the jury found Gideon “not guilty”.

Attached below is a copy of his appeal to the Supreme Court of Florida.

10/18/2022

Judge Steven Mowery said that the emphasis on courts collecting fees from people on house arrests is misplaced.

02/26/2022

A real nightmare.

In 1994, daycare workers Nancy Smith and Joseph Allen were convicted and sentenced to life in prison for abusing children. It was recently discovered that a parent coached their child to lie to “get paid”. The two were granted a new trial before the prosecutor apologized and dismissed both cases.

These were the words of Nancy Smith as she addressed her accusers, "That one day you will all answer for this. Not only did you make me a victim, you made my children victims. You took me away from them in the most crucial times of their lives."

Nancy Smith spent 15 years in prison and Joseph Allen a total of 23 years behind bars.