2010
- In Capital Cases, 'Final Order' Consists of Both Judgment of Conviction and Sentencing Opinion
- Columbus Attorney Suspended
- Disappointed Bidder on Public Works Project May Recover Bid Preparation Costs Under Certain Conditions
- Supreme Court Suspends Licenses of West Chester Attorney, Former Ravenna Judge
- Defendant May Plead Guilty to Amended Indictment That Changes Identity of Crime
- Flight to Avoid Prosecution Stops Running of Legal Time Limit for Prosecuting All Crimes by Defendant
- Columbus, West Chester Attorneys Indefinitely Suspended from Practice
- Court Rules Alleged Sex Abuse Victim Entitled to Redacted Copies of Police Records from Investigation
- Adoption of Child by Non-Relative Legal Custodian Is Not Exempt from Pre-Adoption Placement Requirements
- Van Wert Municipal Judge Suspended
- Court Rules Police Not Required to Convert Records Submitted on File Cards to Other Format
- When Multiple Policies Cover Loss, Targeted Insurer May Have Claim for Contribution from Nontargeted Insurers
- Denial of Maternity Leave Based on Minimum Service Requirement Is Not Direct Evidence of Sex Discrimination
- Court Clarifies When ‘Hearsay’ Evidence of Child’s Statements to Child Advocacy Interviewer Is Admissible
- Court Holds Loss of Revenue Is Sufficient Cause to Deny Transfer of Property to Different School District
- Columbus Attorney Suspended
- Ohio Court Can Assert Personal Jurisdiction over Nonresident Defendant in Internet Defamation Case
- Law Bars Tort Claim Based on ‘Take Home’ Exposure to Asbestos from Workplace
- Involuntary Commitment Process for Defendants Found Not Competent to Stand Trial Is Civil in Nature
- Calculation of Temporary Total Disability Compensation Can Include Wages from Second Job
- Major Drug Offender Penalty May Be Imposed if Substance Offered for Sale Never Recovered
- Criminal Trial in Absentia Against Corporation Cannot Proceed in Municipal Court
- Criminal Complaint ‘Filed’ When Deposited With Clerk
- Civil Rule Prohibits Using Placeholder Names When Defendant is Known in Case
- Fremont Attorney Indefinitely Suspended
- Court Rules Appeal of Sex Offender Classification is a Criminal Matter
- Lewis Center Attorney Indefinitely Suspended
- Willoughby Attorney Indefinitely Suspended
- Court Rules Nurse Does Not Hold ‘Position of Trust’ That Would Bar Her From Intervention Program
- 12-Year Time Limit for Filing Child Sexual Abuse Suits Does Not Stop Running Based on Repressed Memories
- Columbus Attorney Indefinitely Suspended
- Public Policy Does Not Bar Defendant’s Insurance Policy from Covering Plaintiff’s Attorney Fees
- Prior DNA Test Not ‘Definitive’ If New Testing Method Can Detect Information Old Test Could Not
- Court Rules Collateral Source Statute Does Not Bar Evidence of Write Offs on Plaintiff’s Medical Bills
- Cincinnati Attorney Indefinitely Suspended
- ‘Political Subdivision’ Immunity Applies When Public Officeholder Sued In His/Her Official Capacity
- Youngstown Attorney’s License Indefinitely Suspended
- Indictment Charging Child Endangerment as Third-Degree Felony May Be Amended to Include Serious Physical Harm Element
- Court Rules Commissioners Abused Discretion in Rejecting Low Bid for Ballpark Painting Contract
- Supreme Court Affirms Death Penalty in Akron Murder Case
- Supreme Court Upholds 2005 Legislation Limiting Workplace Intentional Tort Lawsuits
- Retailer Not Entitled to Reduction in Taxable Value of Goods Based on Markdown Allowances From Suppliers
- Community Notification Exception Applies to Sex Offenders Notified of Status After Jan. 1, 2008
- Columbus Attorney’s License Suspended Indefinitely
- 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
- Columbus Attorney's License Suspended Indefinitely
- 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