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State v. Crabtree

26CA1246

community control; revocation hearing; probation violations; abuse of discretion

Hess

Adams

7/1/2026

7/7/2026

2026-Ohio-2575

State v. Johnson

24CA4071

CRIMINAL-STOP-DETENTION-SEARCH-SUPPRESSION-JAIL CALLS-EVID.R. 801 (D)(2)(a)-POST-ARREST SILENCE-HARMLESS ERROR-SUFFICIENCY-CUMULATIVE ERROR - De minimis speeding violation provided probable cause to stop vehicle and detection of odor of marijuana provided additional probable cause to detain appellant and conduct a search of the vehicle; any reference by the prosecution to appellant's post-arrest silence or failure to testify at trial was harmless beyond a reasonable doubt; jail house phone calls of appellant and her co-defendant were admissible under Evid.R. 801 (D)(2)(a) as statements of a party opponent; there was no cumulative error.

Smith

Scioto

7/1/2026

7/9/2026

2026-Ohio-2624

State v. Jordan

24CA4070

CRIMINAL-SEARCH-POST-ARREST SILENCE-JAIL CALLS-EVID.R. 801 (D)(2)(a) - De minimis speeding violation provided probable cause to stop vehicle and detection of odor of raw marijuana provided additional probable cause to detain appellant and conduct a search of the vehicle; any reference by the prosecution to appellant's post-arrest silence was harmless beyond a reasonable doubt; jailhouse phone calls of appellant and her co-defendant during joint trial were admissible under Evid.R. 801 (D)(2)(a) as statements of a party opponent.

Smith

Scioto

7/1/2026

7/9/2026

2026-Ohio-2625

State v. Durst

25CA1

Rape of a minor; consecutive sentence; course-of-conduct; proportionate; Reagan Tokes Law; definite sentence; indefinite sentence; R.C. 2907.02(A)(2); R.C. 2929.14(A)(1)(b); R.C. 2929.14(C)(4); R.C. 2950.01(A)(1); R.C. 2950.02(A)(2); R.C. 2950.06(B)(3); R.C. 2953.08(G)(2)

Wilkin

Gallia

6/30/2026

7/8/2026

2026-Ohio-2600

State v. Dayton

24CA12

CRIMINA-CRIM.R. 22-APP.R. 9(C) - Crim.R. 22 mandates that proceedings be recorded in serious offense cases and where appellant's plea hearing was unable to be prepared and provided as a transcript to appellant and appellant followed App.R. 9(C) procedure, appellant demonstrated material prejudice and judgment is reversed.

Smith

Gallia

6/30/2026

7/9/2026

2026-Ohio-2623

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