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February 19, 2015 State v. Black Akron Bar Assn. v. DeLoach Disciplinary Counsel v. Meyer February 18, 2015 State v. White State v. Brown February 17, 2015 State ex rel. Morrison v. Beck Energy Corp. February 12, 2015 State v. Jones Disciplinary Counsel v. Weithman February 11, 2015 State v. Bevly Wilkins v. Sha’ste, Inc. February 10, 2015 Disciplinary Counsel v. Gorby State ex rel. Thomas v. Franklin Cty. Court of Common Pleas January 29, 2015 Clermont Cty. Transp. Improvement Dist. v. Gator Milford, L.L.C. Disciplinary Counsel v. Ward January 28, 2015 State v. Radcliff State v. Vanzandt January 27, 2015 Cromer v. Children’s Hosp. Med. Ctr. of Akron State v. Beverly |
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February 25, 2015 In Phillips v. Farmers Ethanol, L.L.C., the court granted appellants’ application for dismissal and dismissed the case. February 24, 2015 The court granted appellant’s motion to continue an April 7 oral argument scheduled before a master commissioner in Veolia Water N. Am. Operating Servs., Inc. v. Levin. February 23, 2015 In State v. Thompson, the court granted appellant’s amended motion for stay of the execution scheduled for April 5, 2017. The court further ordered that the stay will remain in effect until all state postconviction proceedings are exhausted. February 19, 2015 A statute governing the transfer of prisoners between states to deal with pending charges in another jurisdiction applies to inmates who have begun serving sentences in county jails, the court ruled in State v. Black. February 18, 2015 In State v. White, the court ruled that a firearms charge does not apply to an Ottawa Hills police officer who was involved in an on-duty shooting. February 17, 2015 Local drilling and zoning ordinances in Munroe Falls cannot be enforced because they conflict with the state law regulating oil and gas wells and operations, the court concluded in State ex rel. Morrison v. Beck Energy Corp. February 13, 2015 The court suspended attorney Timothy Eugene Potts from the practice of law for an interim period based on a certified entry of felony conviction. February 12, 2015 Evidence seized from a single trash pull that corroborates tips and background information involving drug activity is sufficient to establish probable cause for a search warrant, the court held in State v. Jones. February 11, 2015 In State v. Bevly, the court ruled that part of the state’s gross sexual imposition law is unconstitutional. The problematic provision mandates a prison term when evidence other than the victim’s testimony corroborates the offense. |
