After a few weeks with nothing more that late and dismissed appeals, attempts to withdraw pleas, and other minor issues, we get a solid criminal opinion
Opinions always slow down for a few weeks after a big quarterly release. They’re starting to dribble back in this week, but it’s still a slow trickle. State
Another big pile this week and I need to color me some Easter eggs, so today’s summaries are quick. State v. Smith, 2015-Ohio-1204 Smith pulls
Another big group this week, but a bunch involved pro se appellants who either missed a deadline or messed up the paperwork. State v. Straw, 2015-Ohio-1059
Must be quarterly release day – we’ve got a couple dozen new opinions, about a dozen of them in criminal cases. I’m going to skip
Only one real criminal opinion this week, plus two quick dismissals for missing the deadline by just a hair. Or so. State v. Krumm, 2015-Ohio-814
So yeah, I took a really extended holiday break. I’m back in the saddle but certainly not up to the task of catching up on
No criminal decisions and only one juvenile decision this week. I actually have a limited legal role in In re A.R.R, 2014-Ohio-3367, though I am neither
Not only am I a week behind, but the court released a huge pile of opinions last week to finish out the quarter. I’ll gloss
Two criminal cases this week, and the defense bar bats .500. State v. Goldberg, 2014-Ohio-2453 Goldberg apparently wasn’t happy with the woman about to testify against her
