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JUNE 14, 2013

Court of Claims Cites Achievements in 2012 Annual Report

The Court of Claims of Ohio in 2012 eliminated backlogs and cut costs by more than half a million dollars, according to the court’s 2012 annual report released June 14.

JUNE 11, 2013

Victims of Attorney Theft Awarded More Than $330,000 by Clients’ Security Fund

Three Tuscarawas County victims of attorney theft will receive $160,362 and five clients of a former Franklin County attorney will receive $102,450, after a meeting Friday of the Board of Commissioners of the Clients’ Security Fund of Ohio.

JUNE 10, 2013

Annual Training Institute to Attract 500 Probation Officers

Image of a gavel on top of the outline of the state of Ohio, the logo for the Ohio Chief Probation Officers AssociationMore than 500 Ohio probation officers are expected to meet in Columbus later this week for the 14th Annual Line Officers Training Institute hosted by the Ohio Chief Probation Officers Association (OCPOA).

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JUNE 18, 2013

Appeals Court Upholds ‘Adam Walsh Act’ Provision Extending Juvenile Sex Offender’s Registration Requirement Beyond Defendant’s 21st Birthday

The First District Court of Appeals has upheld as constitutional a provision of Ohio’s Adam Walsh Act (AWA) that requires juvenile courts to sentence certain juvenile sex offenders to registration requirements that extend beyond the defendant’s 21st birthday.

Supreme Court Upholds Police Officer’s Conviction For Witness Intimidation, Reinstates Conviction for Abduction

The Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today that police officers are not exempt from prosecution under the state’s witness intimidation law when the state presents evidence that an officer knowingly filed a false criminal complaint in order to influence or intimidate a witness.

JUNE 13, 2013

Cincinnati Attorney Indefinitely Suspended

The Supreme Court of Ohio has indefinitely suspended the law license of Cincinnati  attorney Thomas J. Leksan  for more than 20 violations of state attorney discipline rules arising from his mismanagement of his law office trust account and misappropriation of client funds on deposit in that account between 2009 and 2011.

JUNE 12, 2013

Cleveland Man Wins Sentencing Appeal

The Eighth District Court of Appeals ruled that a Cleveland man who pleaded guilty to a drug offense so he could participate in drug court diversion program should have been allowed to change his plea after a drug court judge later deemed him unqualified for the program.

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JUNE 18, 2013

Governor Appoints Davis to Summit County Common Pleas Court

Governor John R. Kasich today appointed Hudson attorney Jane M. Davis to sit on the Summit County Common Pleas Court starting July 8.

JUNE 13, 2013

Governor appoints Werren to Stark Common Pleas Court

Image of J. Curtis WerrenCanton attorney and Stark County Red Cross Executive Director J. Curtis Werren will become a judge on the Stark County Common Pleas Court on July 8 after his appointment today by Gov. John R. Kasich.

Probate Court Judges Elected to Leadership Positions

Delaware County Probate/Juvenile Court Judge Kenneth J. Spicer will serve a two-year term as president of the Ohio Association of Probate Judges after his election Wednesday during the group’s summer conference.

JUNE 12, 2013

Governor Appoints Regan to Jackson County Judicial Vacancy

Independence Day will take on added meaning this year for magistrate Christopher J. Regan after his appointment today to the vacancy on the Jackson County Common Pleas Court by Gov. John R. Kasich.

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JUNE 18, 2013

Court Finds Toy Gun is Not a Deadly WeaponColumbus Daily Reporter

Court Rules Doctor’s Report Sufficient in Job Injury CaseColumbus Daily Reporter

Judges Hold Perjury Complaint Should Have Been Brought on Direct AppealColumbus Daily Reporter

Under ReviewAkron Beacon Journal Editorial

County Hires Assistant ProsecutorFremont News Messenger

Businesses Like Cuyahoga County Commercial Court and Hope Judges Vote to Retain ItCleveland Plain Dealer Letter to the Editor

Discussions Next Week on Courthouse SecurityMansfield News Journal

 

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JUNE 14, 2013

Court of Claims Cites Achievements in 2012 Annual Report

The Court of Claims of Ohio in 2012 eliminated backlogs and cut costs by more than half a million dollars, according to the court’s 2012 annual report released June 14.

JUNE 11, 2013

Victims of Attorney Theft Awarded More Than $330,000 by Clients’ Security Fund

Three Tuscarawas County victims of attorney theft will receive $160,362 and five clients of a former Franklin County attorney will receive $102,450, after a meeting Friday of the Board of Commissioners of the Clients’ Security Fund of Ohio.

JUNE 10, 2013

Annual Training Institute to Attract 500 Probation Officers

Image of a gavel on top of the outline of the state of Ohio, the logo for the Ohio Chief Probation Officers AssociationMore than 500 Ohio probation officers are expected to meet in Columbus later this week for the 14th Annual Line Officers Training Institute hosted by the Ohio Chief Probation Officers Association (OCPOA).

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JUNE 18, 2013

Court Finds Toy Gun is Not a Deadly WeaponColumbus Daily Reporter

Court Rules Doctor’s Report Sufficient in Job Injury CaseColumbus Daily Reporter

Judges Hold Perjury Complaint Should Have Been Brought on Direct AppealColumbus Daily Reporter

Under ReviewAkron Beacon Journal Editorial

County Hires Assistant ProsecutorFremont News Messenger

Businesses Like Cuyahoga County Commercial Court and Hope Judges Vote to Retain ItCleveland Plain Dealer Letter to the Editor

Discussions Next Week on Courthouse SecurityMansfield News Journal

 

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