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State v. Bost
| 25CA3 | CRIMINAL-ANIMAL CRUELTY-R.C. 959.131(B)-MANIFEST WEIGHT - Appellant's conviction for cruelty against a companion animal was not against the manifest weight of the evidence where the evidence demonstrated that appellant struck the dog and caused it to yelp, and caused the dog to bleed from its nose for several hours; the determination that cruelty was established was further supported by evidence in the record demonstrating that the dog's subsequent behavior indicated it was fearful of appellant, resulting in the dog having to be rehomed. | Smith | Ross |
8/12/2026
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8/19/2026
| 2026-Ohio-3213 |
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Rogers v. Rogers
| 25CA11 | TERMINATION OF SHARED PARENTING DECREE - Under the plain language of R.C. 3109.04(E)(2)(c), a court may terminate a prior final shared parenting decree that includes a shared parenting plan upon the request of one or both of the parents or whenever it determines that shared parenting is not in the best interest of the children; competent credible evidence supported Magistrate's Decision and trial court's Decision and Entry which independently reviewed Magistrate's Decision that found that shared parenting should be terminated based on the best interest of the minor children; thus, court did not abuse its discretion in terminating shared parenting decree. | Smith | Pickaway |
8/11/2026
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8/20/2026
| 2026-Ohio-3249 |
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In re L.B.
| 25CA12 & 25CA13 | The trial court’s dependency adjudication was not against the manifest weight of the evidence when the evidence demonstrated that the mother had unresolved mental health concerns and admitted that she had driven her vehicle while intoxicated and while the children were inside the vehicle—Judgment affirmed | Wilkin | Hocking |
8/10/2026
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8/20/2026
| 2026-Ohio-3217 |
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State v. Baisden
| 24CA15 | Tampering with evidence/sufficiency of evidence; R.C. 2921.12(A)(1); Knowledge of specific investigation at time of offense; Circumstantial evidence; Consecutive sentences; If it is apparent that trial court performed a correct analysis related to consecutive sentences, no need to recite statute verbatim; Nunc pro tunc entry necessary to correct sentencing entry to reflect what occurred at sentencing hearing | Wilkin | Jackson |
8/10/2026
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8/17/2026
| 2026-Ohio-3143 |
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State v. Sandlin
| 25CA1223 | Appeal dismissed; moot; nonsupport of dependents; first-degree misdemeanor; maximum jail-time sentence (180 days); voluntarily served the sentence | Wilkin | Adams |
8/10/2026
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8/20/2026
| 2026-Ohio-3216 |
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