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| Case Caption | Case No. | Topics and Issues | Author | Citation / County | Decided | Posted | WebCite |
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Whitling v. Whitling
| CA2016-08-146 | Divorce, pro se litigants, record on appeal, bias, prejudice. | Piper | Butler |
10/16/2017
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10/16/2017
| 2017-Ohio-8197 |
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State v. Trammell
| CA2016-11-220, CA2016-11-221, CA2016-11-222 | Admission of parole officer's inadmissible hearsay testimony that the tipster had seen defendant inside the home the day before it was searched was harmless error where ample evidence was presented at trial that defendant was an occupant of the house. Defendant's convictions for heroin possession, drug paraphernalia possession, trafficking in heroin, and having weapons under disability were not against the manifest weight of the evidence. | M. Powell | Butler |
10/16/2017
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10/16/2017
| 2017-Ohio-8198 |
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Carson v. Duff
| CA2017-03-005, CA2017-03-007 | The trial court's decision denying appellants' adverse possession claim against cotenants was not against the manifest weight of the evidence where appellants failed to satisfy their high burden of proof to establish they or their predecessors engaged in overt acts of unequivocal character that showed a definite and continuous assertion of adverse right to the disputed property so as to establish their adverse possession claim. | S. Powell | Fayette |
10/16/2017
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10/16/2017
| 2017-Ohio-8199 |
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Curry v. Curry
| CA2016-07-136 | The trial court did not abuse its discretion in dividing marital property and ordering spousal support where the court first considered all relevant statutory factors such as the 15-year age difference between the parties, appellee's need to save for retirement, and the allocation of debt to appellee. | Piper | Butler |
10/9/2017
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10/9/2017
| 2017-Ohio-8127 |
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State v. Prickett
| CA2017-01-010 | Appellant's convictions for theft were supported by sufficient evidence and were not against the manifest weight of the evidence where the state presented surveillance videos of the thefts, appellant stipulated the person depicted on the videos did not have authorization to remove the cigarettes from the stores without paying, and the charging officer identified appellant as the perpetrator of the thefts after comparing appellant's booking photograph to the stores' surveillance videos. | Hendrickson | Butler |
10/9/2017
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10/9/2017
| 2017-Ohio-8128 |
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Clarkwestern Dietrich Bldg. Sys., L.L.C. v. Certified Steel Stud Assn.
| CA2017-04-040 | Trial court did not abuse its discretion in finding the plaintiff demonstrated by clear and convincing evidence that the appointment of a receiver was appropriate and necessary to investigate and prosecute breach of fiduciary duty claim. | S. Powell | Butler |
10/9/2017
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10/9/2017
| 2017-Ohio-8129 |
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State v. Harris
| CA2017-03-026 | The trial court properly accepted appellant's guilty plea where such was made knowingly, voluntarily, and intelligently. | Piper | Warren |
10/9/2017
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10/9/2017
| 2017-Ohio-8130 |
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Lineback v. Lineback
| CA2017-03-033 | Trial court did not abuse its discretion by denying Wife's motion to reduce spousal support where she failed to sustain her burden of proof. | Ringland | Warren |
10/9/2017
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10/9/2017
| 2017-Ohio-8131 |
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State v. Coleman
| CA2017-02-023 | Sufficient evidence and the greater weight of the evidence supported defendant's convictions for having a weapon while under disability, using a weapon while intoxicated, and aggravated menacing where police located an operable firearm in the location a witness observed the defendant place the firearm, where the defendant smelled of an alcoholic beverage and exhibited other indicia of impairment, and where defendant threatened to beat the victim and then retrieved a firearm and waved it in the air. | Ringland | Butler |
10/2/2017
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10/2/2017
| 2017-Ohio-8036 |
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Geran v. State
| CA2017-04-041 | The trial court did not err by denying appellant's petition for sex offender re-classification as appellant was properly classified as a sex offender since he was serving a consecutive, aggregate sentence for a sexually oriented offense both at the time the requirements went into effect and when appellant's classification hearing was held. | S. Powell | Butler |
10/2/2017
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10/2/2017
| 2017-Ohio-8037 |
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