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July 24, 2014 State v. Amos State v. Bonnell July 23, 2014 State ex rel. Johnson v. Jensen Disciplinary Counsel v. Turner Disciplinary Counsel v. Daniell July 22, 2014 In re I.A. State v. Laber July 17, 2014 Transtar Elec., Inc. v. A.E.M. Elec. Servs. Corp. Ohio State Bar Assn. v. McCafferty Jefferson v. Bunting July 16, 2014 In re Application of E. Ohio Gas Co. State v. Limoli July 10, 2014 State v. Osie State v. Belew July 9, 2014 Disciplinary Counsel v. Wexler Disciplinary Counsel v. Oldfield July 8, 2014 State ex rel. Sylvester v. Neal State ex rel. Wasserman v. Fremont July 2, 2014 State ex rel. Packaging Corp. of Am. v. Indus. Comm. L.J. Smith, Inc. v. Harrison Cty. Bd. of Revision June 19, 2014 In re A.G. Dayton Bar Assn. v. Hooks |
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July 30, 2014 In Disciplinary Counsel v. Henck, the court suspended John Charles Henck’s law license for an interim period. July 29, 2014 The court granted appellees’ motion for oral arguments in Equity Dublin Assocs. v. Testa. View Complete Third Announcement » In an appeal from the Public Utilities Commission, the Supreme Court, in In re Application of Duke Energy Ohio, Inc., denied the appellee’s motion to lift stay, but granted a motion to require bond. The parties must file briefs addressing the appropriate amount of the bond within 15 days of the court’s order. View Complete Second Announcement » In State ex rel. Sultaana v. Bova, the court granted the appellant’s application for dismissal and further ordered that a mandate be filed with the clerk of the Court of Appeals for Cuyahoga County. July 28, 2014 In In re Resignation of LaCivita, the court has temporarily halted making a determination as to whether Richard J. LaCivita is in contempt for his failure to make restitution to a client pending the outcome of an investigation by the Clients’ Security Fund of the victim’s reimbursement claim. July 25, 2014 In State v. DeWitt, the court denied appellant’s motion for stay of the judgment of the Third District Court of Appeals. View Complete Second Announcement » In Stark Cty. Bar Assn. v. DeHoff, the court issued an interim default suspension against attorney Celeste M. DeHoff for her failure to answer a formal complaint pending before the Board of Commissioners on Grievances and Discipline. July 24, 2014 In State v. DeWitt, the court ordered the appellee to file a response, if any, to the motion for stay of judgment of the Third District Court of Appeals no later than 10 a.m. on July 25. View Complete Second Announcement » Because the trial court did not meet statutory requirements for imposing prison terms consecutively, the Supreme Court in State v. Bonnell set aside the more than eight-year prison sentence of a man who stole about $117 from a Delaware County hotel’s vending machines. July 23, 2014 The court declined to hear State v. Prade and denied a motion to extend the court of appeals stay. July 22, 2014 In In re I.A., the court ruled that a state law allows a juvenile court that commits a child to a secure facility to hold a hearing at the time of disposition to determine whether the child should be classified as a juvenile-offender registrant for committing a sexually-oriented or child-victim offense. |
