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In re W.C.

26CA1244, 26CA1247

Permanent custody-Trial court's judgment placing child in the agency's permanent custody was not against the manifest weight of the evidence-Judgment affirmed.

Abele

Adams

8/26/2026

9/2/2026

2026-Ohio-3431

State v. Miller

25CA7

Appellant entered a knowing, intelligent, and voluntary plea.

Abele

Jackson

8/26/2026

9/2/2026

2026-Ohio-3432

In re R.W.

26CA4180

Permanent custody-Trial court's judgment placing child in the agency's permanent custody was not against the manifest weight of the evidence-Judgment affirmed.

Abele

Scioto

8/26/2026

9/2/2026

2026-Ohio-3433

Messer v. Lucero

25CA4117

manifest weight of the evidence; fraudulent misrepresentation; negligent misrepresentation; justifiable reliance; apparent reason to doubt the veracity of the representation; summary judgment; unargued ground

Hess

Scioto

8/25/2026

9/1/2026

2026-Ohio-3412

State v. Mackey

25CA17

CRIMINAL-CONTEMPT-CONSECUTIVE SENTENCE - Trial court did not abuse its discretion or commit plain error by finding appellant to be in direct contempt of court by appearing at initial sentencing impaired; trial court did not commit plain error in ordering appellant's contempt sanction to be served consecutive to the underlying felony sentence because to allow the sentences to be served concurrently would carry no practical consequences for contemptuous conduct.

Smith

Washington

8/25/2026

9/3/2026

2026-Ohio-3437

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