Well, I may be totally off base because I've been lucky enough to not get busted for DUI, not that I shouldn't have been....plus I live in Ohio.
That aside, if you want to know if you've been "convicted" then just call the court and ask them. I would guess, however, that the point of "continued without a finding" is that it has been continued.....so no, you have NOT been convicted....yet. The point of that sort of program is to give you the opportunity to realize that you shouldn't drink intoxicated. Next time, you will NOT be so lucky.
As for a "moving violation" - again, ask the court what the official ruling is. The insurance companies will have access to the same information, so it's best if you're up front....then they can tell you what you "have" to have, if need be.
Yep,
As for bodily harm....that's up to you (unless your situation requires you to have a certain amount of insurance.) If you don't have any health insurance, then you may want to bump that up. Remember....just getting an aspirin at a hospital can cost you a couple hundred bucks, so if you get hit by a driver who does not have any insurance, then you'll need coverage for yourself.
Ain't life grand?

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