2010
- State May Not Make Direct or Derivative Use of Public Employee’s Compelled Statement in Criminal Action
- Hearing-Impaired Juror Should Have Been Excused in Case Where Audio Recording Was Key Evidence
- Akron Attorney Indefinitely Suspended from Practice
- Statutory Penalties for Employer’s Violation of ‘Prevailing Wage’ Statute are Mandatory
- Court Imposes $20,000 Civil Penalty on Title Agent for Unauthorized Practice of Law
- Denial of Discretionary Bindover of Juvenile for Adult Trial is Not Final Order That State has Right to Appeal
- Cleveland Judge Receives Stayed License Suspension
- Expert’s Testimony Without Viewing U.S. Trademark Register Insufficient to Support Counterfeiting Conviction
- Galena Attorney Suspended
- Supreme Court Rules Prosecutor’s Conduct Did Not Violate Disciplinary Rules
- Conviction for Escape Does Not Require State to Show Postrelease Control Was Orally Announced at Sentencing
- Expert’s Testimony Without Viewing U.S. Trademark Register Insufficient to Support Counterfeiting Conviction
- Mason Attorney Suspended
- ‘Public Duty Rule’ Does Not Apply When Suit Against Public Employee Claims Wanton or Reckless Conduct
- Township Trustees Are Not ‘Party’ With Legal Standing to File Mandamus Action Challenging Annexation
- Attorney’s Conduct Did Not Violate Disciplinary Rule
- Shaker Heights Attorney Indefinitely Suspended
- Court Rules Felonious Assault, Attempted Murder Are ‘Allied Offenses’ Subject to Single Sentence
- Court Agrees With AG’s Reading of Law Banning Electronic Transmission of Pornography to Minors