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May 29, 2020 State v. Bell State v. Myers
May 28, 2020 State ex rel. Feltner v. Cuyahoga Cty. Bd. of Revision State ex rel. E. Cleveland v. Dailey State ex rel. Kendrick v. Parker
May 27, 2020 State v. Jones Disciplinary Counsel v. Wilson Dixon v. Bowerman
May 26, 2020 Disciplinary Counsel v. Spicer State v. Gilbert State v. Dornoff State v. Johnson State v. Hagan State v. Anderson
May 21, 2020 State v. Buttery Disciplinary Counsel v. Adelstein Columbus Bar Assn. v. Bulson
May 20, 2020 Disciplinary Counsel v. Tinch
May 19, 2020 State ex rel. Ullmann v. Klein State ex rel. Armatas v. Plain Twp. Bd. of Zoning Appeals
May 14, 2020 State v. Harper In re S.M. State ex rel. Haynie v. Rudduck
May 13, 2020 Youngstown City School Dist. Bd. of Edn. v. State State ex rel. Harris v. Turner Disciplinary Counsel v. George
May 12, 2020 State v. Keefer Toledo Bar Assn. v. Berling
May 7, 2020 Delphi Automotive Sys., L.L.C. v. Ohio Dept. of Job & Family Servs. Disciplinary Counsel v. Atway |
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May 29, 2020 The Court dismissed State v. Myers as having been improvidently certified as a conflict and accepted. (Also 2019-0927.) May 28, 2020 In State ex rel. Davis v. LaRose, the Court denied the request by relator Angela Davis to expedite the case. View Complete Second Announcement » In State ex rel. Feltner v. Cuyahoga Cty. Bd. of Revision, the Court denied a request by a Cuyahoga County man to declare the laws enabling the county board of revision to conduct foreclosure proceedings unconstitutional and to order the board to return the ownership of foreclosed property to him. May 27, 2020 In Stark Cty. Bar Assn. v. Sparks, the Court ordered an immediate interim remedial suspension for William R. Sparks of Canton. View Complete Fourth Announcement » In In re R.B., the Court accepted a second supplemental filing under seal. View Complete Third Announcement » The Court did not accept State v. Kirk for review. View Complete Second Announcement » In State v. Jones, the Court ruled that allowing a prosecutor to remove a juror after the prosecution waived its final juror challenge is an error, but does not violate a criminal defendant’s constitutional rights. If the error occurs and the defendant objects to it in the trial court, then the state must prove the error did not affect the outcome of the trial. May 26, 2020 In Disciplinary Counsel v. Reed, the Court directed Ryan Reed of Washington Court House to respond by noon, Wednesday, May 27 to the Office of Disciplinary Counsel’s proposal to place Reed on an immediate interim remedial suspension. View Complete Third Announcement » In Disciplinary Counsel v. Spicer, the Court gave an Ohio man the maximum penalty – a $10,000 fine – for the unauthorized practice of law for charging a small business owner $2,100 for legal services, and taking another $1,000 from her. View Complete Second Announcement » The Court accepted Scott v. Durrani for review. May 22, 2020 In Disciplinary Counsel v. Noel, the Court granted the request of Gerald Thomas Noel Jr. of Columbus to have his probation terminated. May 21, 2020 In State v. Buttery, the Court ruled that requiring a Hamilton County man to register as an adult sex offender for acts he committed while he was a juvenile does not violate his constitutional rights. May 20, 2020 In Disciplinary Counsel v. Tinch, the Court indefinitely suspended a Middletown attorney for ethical violations resulting from two criminal convictions and misusing client funds. May 19, 2020 In State ex rel. Armatas v. Hoffman, the Court gave the respondents, the judges of the Fifth District Court of Appeals, until 9 a.m. Wednesday, May 20, to respond to relator Steven A. Armatas’s motion to prevent the judges from unilaterally waiving oral arguments. |
