Speed trap for lawyer backfires on troopers 7 patrol employees pay for keeping him from meeting clients Thursday, July 24, 2003 Dana Wilson THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH The client’s call awoke the lawyer at 6 a.m. She told him State Highway Patrol troopers were trying to enter her home to question her husband. Richard Hinig explained her right to refuse them entry over the course of two conversations, then hit the road. Before leaving, he notified the patrol’s New Philadelphia post that he was on his way to the scene. Not if they could help it. Using interviews, dispatch recordings and...