Making the Case: Arrest for Resisting Emergency Hospitalization and Claim to Pandemic-Era Unemployment Benefits Considered

In the latest edition of “Making the Case,” the Supreme Court of Ohio hears a woman’s challenge to her arrest for obstructing official business when she resisted police attempts to enforce an emergency hospitalization order. The Supreme Court also considers a class-action lawsuit challenging Gov. Mike DeWine’s authority to withdraw the state from a pandemic-era program that paid an additional $300 per week in unemployment benefits to unemployed workers.

“Making the Case” gives you a front-row seat to the Supreme Court during oral arguments, leading to decisions from the highest court in the state. The Court hears cases of great public interest, constitutional questions, public records, government shields against lawsuits, police interrogations, renewable energy, mineral rights, and much more. Experience the pivotal cases and captivating dialogue between the justices and litigants on the Court News Ohio video page.