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A Sample Of Cases Resolved In The Trial Court
State v. Miller . Defendant found not guilty of perjury based upon her testimony before the Hamilton County Grand Jury.
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Green Township woman cleared of perjury
State v. Tipton . Defendant found not guilty of Felonious Assault stemming from a bar-room confrontation based upon self defense.
State v. Wallace . Defendant, a retired police officer found not guilty of D.U.I., following accident involving several parked cars.
State v. Randolph . Defendant found not guilty of multiple counts of gross sexual imposition of his daughter.
State v. Rushlow . Defendant found not guilty of three counts of Negligent Homicide and one count of Vehicular Assault after his SUV went left of center on interstate 75 striking oncoming traffic head-on resulting in three fatalities.
For additional information on this case see the following articles:
Speed focus in fatal I-75 crash trial
Speed is questioned in crash trial
Man who crossed median not guilty in fatal crash
State v. Allen . Defendant found not guilty in multi-charge trial alleging his posting of race based hate fliers at Miami University.
For additional information on this case see the following articles:
Snow, Allen fate near
Ex-Miami students are found not guilty
State v. Snedegar . Defendant found not guilty of involuntary manslaughter and felonious assault in the death of his infant daughter.
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Dad exonerated in baby's killing, guilty in assault
State v. Kalejs . Defendant found not guilty in multi-count indictment alleging Aggravated Arson, Felonious Assault, and Aggravated Robbery, following a party at a multi-unit apartment building.
State v. McCollum . Defendant, a maintenance man at a nursing home, found not guilty of Rape and Gross Sexual Imposition on charges of assaulting a bed-ridden Alzheimer's patient, who was a resident of the nursing home.
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Patient assaulted at nursing home
State v. Hail . Defendant found not guilty of Aggravated Burglary of elderly neighbors' home.
State v. McKinnie . Defendant found not guilty of carrying a concealed weapon after himself being a victim of a shooting.
State v. Johnson . Defendant found not guilty of Felonious Assault in alleged street shooting.
Some Reported Decisions from the Ohio Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals.
State v. Conyers , 87 Ohio St.3d 246, 719 N.E.2d 535 (1999). Defendant could not be convicted of escape for failing to return to halfway house when the applicable special statue excepted parolees from the general escape statute. Charges dismissed.
State v. Perry , 83 Ohio St.3d 41, 697 N.E.2d 624 (1998). State criminal action under §2913.04 for unauthorized use of property for uploading software from a computer bulletin board is preempted by federal copyright law.
State v. Moore , 145 Ohio App.3d 213, 762 N.E.2d 430, 2001 Ohio App. Lexis 3544 (2001). Defendant's conviction for carrying a weapon while intoxicated reversed and the charge dismissed because this offense is not a lesser included offense of carrying a concealed weapon which was the initial charge against the Defendant.
State v. Milhouse , 133 Ohio App.3d 527, 728 N.E.2d 1123 (1999). Trial Court erred in failing to grant Defendant's Motion to Suppress where the police violated the defendant's Fourth Amendment rights in exceeding the scope of the permissible search. Charge of possessing in excess of 10 grams of crack cocaine dismissed.
In re Jones , 132 Ohio App.3d 173, 724 N.E.2d 839 (1998). Trial Court's finding a criminal defense attorney to be in contempt for refusing to provide public records detrimental to her client to the prosecutor in response to a subpoena is reversed. A criminal defense attorney has no obligation to provide the State with any information detrimental to her client.
State v. Neece , 114 Ohio App.3d 93, 682 N.E.2d 1038 (1996). Defendant's conviction for aggravated menacing reversed and case dismissed where State charged the offense of menacing by stalking.
State v. Asher , 112 Ohio App.3d 646, 679 N.E.2d 1147 (1996). Defendant's conviction for Domestic Violence reversed and charges dismissed where prosecutor improperly used the Grand Jury to coerce and intimidate the only witness against defendant, trial court erred by admitting improper evidence, and state presented insufficient evidence to support the conviction.
State v. Gann , 154 Ohio App.3d 170, 796 N.E.2d 942, 2003 Ohio 4000 (2003). Defendants' convictions for compelling prostitution are reversed where the State failed to provide any evidence to support a conviction as charged in the indictment.
