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June 30, 2022 State v. Montgomery Morey v. Campbell Cleveland Metro. Bar Assn. v. Watson
June 29, 2022 State ex rel. Griffin v. Sehlmeyer Disciplinary Counsel v. Noble
June 28, 2022 State v. Burroughs State ex rel. Suggs v. McConahay
June 24, 2022 State ex rel. DeMora v. LaRose
June 23, 2022 State ex rel. Reese v. Ohio Dept. of Rehab. & Corr. Legal Dept. Butler Cty. Bar Assn. v. Blauvelt
June 22, 2022 Dayton v. State LG Chem., Ltd. v. Goulding
June 21, 2022 State ex rel. Target Auto Repair v. Morales State v. Stansell
June 9, 2022 State ex rel. Myers v. Meyers Butler Cty. Bar Assn. v. Mahoney
June 8, 2022 State ex rel. Jones v. Ohio State House of Representatives State ex rel. Johnson v. Ohio State Senate
June 7, 2022 State v. Bryant State ex rel. Cherry v. Breaux
June 2, 2022 State v. Jackson Rance v. Watson
June 1, 2022 State ex rel. Mobley v. Ohio Dept. of Rehab. & Corr. State ex rel. White v. Aveni
May 26, 2022 State ex rel. Parker v. Black in re J.F. |
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July 5, 2022 In In re Hill, the Court denied a motion for leave to institute a legal proceeding. View Complete Second Announcement » The Court accepted State v. Hawkins for review. July 1, 2022 In State ex rel. Jones v. LaRose, the Court set a schedule for the filing of the answer, briefs, and evidence. View Complete Third Announcement » In State ex rel. Preterm-Cleveland v. Yost, the Court denied relators’ motion for an emergency stay. View Complete Second Announcement » The chief justice released three judicial-disqualification opinions, which were previously issued as entries in response to affidavits of disqualification. June 30, 2022 In State v. Montgomery, the Court ruled a man’s constitutional rights were violated when the alleged victim was permitted to sit at the prosecutor’s table during his trial. June 29, 2022 In State ex rel. Preterm-Cleveland v. Yost, the Court ordered the respondents to file a response, if any, to relators’ motion for an emergency stay no later than noon on June 30. View Complete Fourth Announcement » The chief justice released two judicial-disqualification opinions, which were previously issued as entries in response to affidavits of disqualification. View Complete Third Announcement » In Davis v. McGuffey, the Court denied appellant Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey’s motion for stay. View Complete Second Announcement » In Disciplinary Counsel v. Noble, the Court today suspended a Portage County attorney for one year, with six months stayed, for having an inappropriate sexual relationship with a client then lying about it to a municipal court judge, a police chief, and an opposing attorney. June 28, 2022 In State v. Burroughs, the Court reversed and remanded the case of a Marion County woman convicted of drug possession, finding police illegally searched a bookbag with a baggie sticking out it. June 27, 2022 The Court published official versions of eight opinions, which were previously released as slip opinions. June 24, 2022 In State ex rel. DeMora v. LaRose, the Court ruled six candidates can appear on the special Aug. 2 primary election ballot, despite Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose disqualifying them. The Court denied the request by two others to appear on the primary ballot. View Complete Second Announcement » The chief justice released three judicial-disqualification opinions, which were previously issued as entries in response to affidavits of disqualification. June 23, 2022 In Butler Cty. Bar Assn. v. Blauvelt, the Court indefinitely suspended a Hamilton, Ohio, attorney for repeatedly driving naked and exposing himself to other motorists. June 22, 2022 In In re Resignation of Donovan, the Court accepted the resignation from the practice of law of John Donovan of Napoleon with disciplinary action pending. View Complete Second Announcement » In Dayton v. State, the Court vacated the judgment of the Second District Court of Appeals and remanded the case for application of Court’s decision in Newburgh Hts. v. State. |
