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March 21, 2019 State ex rel. Powe v. Lanzinger Disciplinary Counsel v. Domis
March 20, 2019 Bear v. Buchanan State ex rel. Roush v. Montgomery State ex rel. Hunley v. Dept. of Rehab. & Corr. Curtis v. Wainwright
March 19, 2019 Dean v. Marquis State ex rel. Army of the Twelve Monkeys v. Warren Cty. Court of Common Pleas
March 14, 2019 State ex rel. Brust v. Chambers-Smith State ex rel. Allen v. Goulding
March 13, 2019 State ex rel. Federle v. Warren Cty. Bd. of Elections Columbus Bar Assn. v. Chodosh
March 7, 2019 Cleveland Metro. Bar Assn. v. Perry Columbus Bar Assn. v. Chodosh
March 6, 2019 State ex rel. Howard v. Turner State ex rel. White v. Tepe
March 5, 2019 State ex rel. St. Clair Twp. Bd. of Trustees v. Hamilton State ex rel. Dixon v. Bowerman Handcock v. Shoop |
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March 22, 2019 Based on a felony conviction, the Court, in In re Schwarz, suspended Harold M. Schwarz III, of Akron, from the practice of law for an interim period. March 21, 2019 In Akron Bar Assn. v. Tucker, the Court terminated the suspension and probation of Tallmadge attorney Jon David Tucker. March 20, 2019 In Melton v. Swift, the Court ordered respondent retired Judge Thomas Swift, on assignment to the Mahoning County Common Pleas Court Probate Division, to respond by March 21 to a motion for stay and expedited alternative writ by relator attorney Scott L. Melton. View Complete Fourth Announcement » Based on felony convictions, the Court, in In re Dunn and In re Long, suspended Marcus D. Dunn of Bexley and Stephen D. Long of Toledo from the practice of law for an interim period. View Complete Third Announcement » The Court accepted State v. Fips for review. View Complete Second Announcement » In Bear v. Buchanan, the Court rejected a claim by a Gallia County man that even though he was in his mid-20s when he pleaded guilty to rapes he committed as a teen, he could not be sentenced as an adult without first appearing in juvenile court. March 19, 2019 In State ex rel. Army of the Twelve Monkeys v. Warren Cty. Court of Common Pleas, the Court affirmed the decision to dismiss the case for failure to pay the court filing fee, and rejected the request by the non-profit organizations’ leader to waive the fee by claiming himself to be an indigent individual. March 14, 2019 In Disciplinary Counsel v. Grego, the Court ordered Lisa A. Grego of Bowling Green to respond within 10 days as to why she should not be held in contempt for failing to comply with disciplinary proceedings. |
