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Polke v. Andrus
| 2026-A-0007 | CIVIL - real estate contract; breach; settlement agreement; dismissal entry; final order; inherent authority to enforce orders; express statement that jurisdiction is retained; enforcement of settlement; conditional settlement; relief from judgment pursuant to the Civil Rules of Procedure; Civ.R. 60(B); failure to identify relevant subsection of Civ.R. 60(B)(1) through (5); hearing not required unless motion alleges operative facts which would warrant relief. | Lucci | Ashtabula |
9/28/2026
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9/28/2026
| 2026-Ohio-3792 |
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State v. Dukes
| 2025-P-0068 | CRIMINAL LAW - possession of cocaine; trafficking in fentanyl-related compound; trafficking in cocaine; denial of motion to suppress; knock-and-announce rule; R.C. 2935.12; reasonableness; staleness; juror challenges; failure to strike for cause; authentication; hearsay; sufficiency of the evidence; constructive possession; manifest weight of the evidence; ineffective assistance of counsel; prosecutorial misconduct; closing argument. | Eklund | Portage |
9/28/2026
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9/28/2026
| 2026-Ohio-3791 |
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State v. Hall
| 2026-P-0011 | POSTCONVICTION RELIEF - untimely; R.C. 2953.21; 365 days after record filed in direct appeal; jurisdiction; exceptions to deadline; R.C. 2953.23; unavoidably prevented from discovery of facts; prison mailbox rule does not apply. | Lucci | Portage |
9/28/2026
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9/28/2026
| 2026-Ohio-3793 |
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Swiecicki v. Swiecicki
| 2026-P-0030 | DOMESTIC RELATIONS - dissolution; separation agreement; post-decree motion; Civ.R. 53; party must bring challenge to magistrate’s determination to attention of trial court; appellate court reviews trial court judgments; magistrate’s order; motion to set aside; magistrate’s decision; objection; transcript of magistrate’s hearing to be provided to the trial court with objection; adoption of magistrate’s decision; impartiality of magistrate; motion for disqualification of magistrate; plain error. | Lucci | Portage |
9/28/2026
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9/28/2026
| 2026-Ohio-3794 |
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State v. Moore
| 2026-T-0008 | CRIMINAL LAW - criminal damaging; Warren Municipal Code; sufficiency of the evidence; manifest weight of the evidence; dispatch; separate event; tire slashed; defendant instructed by third party to stab tires; officer interview near scene; no knife recovered; victim medicated; issues with blacking out; Crim.R. 29; knowingly; personal observation; conflicting testimony; hearsay; no objection; no alleged ineffective assistance of counsel; defendant identified by name; deference to trial court's factual findings. | Lucci | Trumbull |
9/28/2026
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9/28/2026
| 2026-Ohio-3795 |
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