The Supreme Court of Ohio today indefinitely suspended the law license of former Toledo City Councilman Tyrone Riley based on his federal public corruption conviction. Riley has been under an interim suspension since September 2023 after pleading guilty to …
The Supreme Court of Ohio today ruled on 13 cases based on its prior decision allowing the Marysville Exempted Village School District to challenge the property tax value of a private residential complex. In a 6-1 decision in September, the Supreme Court …
Court rules school district’s mental health survey results is a public record. Court rules school district’s mental health survey results is a public record. The Supreme Court of Ohio today, mandated the release of mental health survey results conducted by …
Court found police could detain woman leaning into a vehicle driven illegally by a known drug trafficker. Court found police could detain woman leaning into a vehicle driven illegally by a known drug trafficker. A woman leaning into a vehicle driven …
Court found traffic stop that led to a gun discovery was constitutional. Court found traffic stop that led to a gun discovery was constitutional. When an officer stops a vehicle with reasonable suspicion the owner does not have a valid license but later …
Gerald Anderson II Gerald Anderson II A new judge will soon be taking the bench in Muskingum County. Today, Gerald Anderson II, of Zanesville, was appointed by Governor Mike DeWine to the Muskingum County Court of Common Pleas, General Division. Anderson …
A person who has a permanent mental condition can be considered “substantially impaired” under a state rape law, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today. In a unanimous opinion, the Supreme Court affirmed the conviction of Mark Gasper for raping a 32-year- …
The Court approved granting a construction permit for a natural gas pipeline in Lucas County. The Court approved granting a construction permit for a natural gas pipeline in Lucas County. The Supreme Court of Ohio today rejected a landowner’s challenge to …
ODOT pays $210,000 to woman injured when her car struck large salt pile on highway. ODOT pays $210,000 to woman injured when her car struck large salt pile on highway. The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) agreed to pay $210,000 to a woman whose car …
The Court will not reopen the appeal of a man sentenced to death for the murder of a Hamilton County girl whose body was found in Indiana. The Court will not reopen the appeal of a man sentenced to death for the murder of a Hamilton County girl whose body …
The Supreme Court of Ohio today ruled the Ohio Department of Taxation did not base the tax rate for the clearing of wooded areas of agricultural lands on any data or evidence and must recalculate the tax rates based on reliable data and evidence. In a …
The Supreme Court of Ohio will not halt the November general election for Butler County auditor and will not restore the former auditor to office. In a 6-1 decision, the Supreme Court today rejected a request from Roger Reynolds to allow him to fulfill …
Court rules jury verdict form is properly completed if it includes a Revised Code section that cites the penalty for a crime. Court rules jury verdict form is properly completed if it includes a Revised Code section that cites the penalty for a crime. When …
The Supreme Court of Ohio today immediately removed Stow Municipal Court Judge Kim Hoover from office and suspended him from the practice of law for 18 months, with six months stayed, for the tactics he used to collect fines and fees. Based on 16 criminal …
Two Cleveland law firms could not agree on the wording of a settlement ordered by the Supreme Court of Ohio. That quarrel led to a hearing in Columbus and an additional $2,600 payment to a lawyer for preparing for and attending the meeting. In a 5-2 per …
The Supreme Court of Ohio today suspended a Cuyahoga County attorney for two years, with 18 months stayed, based partly on his felony conviction for using his client’s settlement funds to pay his own expenses. In a per curiam opinion, the Supreme Court …
Six of eight contested provisions in ballot language for a proposed state constitutional amendment to alter the drawing of legislative and congressional districts can remain as is, while two must be revised, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today. In a 4-3 …
Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Sharon L. Kennedy Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Sharon L. Kennedy On September 17, 2024, Americans will mark the 247th anniversary of the signing of the United States Constitution. We celebrate this day to remind …
A business can sue fake reviewers for negative online reviews, an Ohio appeals court ruled. A business can sue fake reviewers for negative online reviews, an Ohio appeals court ruled. More than 60 fake reviews posted from Ohio on a Texas law firm’s online …
Court of Claims approved a $275,000 settlement for a boxer's death. Court of Claims approved a $275,000 settlement for a boxer's death. In December 2015, a 19-year-old boxer died from head injuries he suffered in his professional debut in …
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