One hundred twenty-five years ago, the Supreme Court of Ohio upheld a decision involving the alleged embezzlement of 11 sheep. The case, Mitchell v. State, is currently featured in the Supreme Court’s ...

Children Services then requested the juvenile court to declare that, under R.C. 2151.04 (B) and (C), A.S. was a dependent child because she lacked adequate parental care. A juvenile court magistrate ...

After riding on a bus for nearly two hours from their school along the Ohio River, students from Belpre High School in Washington County arrived at the Supreme Court of Ohio. What had previously been ...

From a log tavern in Beavercreek Township to a series of old courtrooms throughout Xenia, the Greene County Courthouse has ...

Joining the municipal court in organizing the clinic are the Akron Urban League and the Summit County Legal Defenders. The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Akron Urban League, located ...

A magistrate from the Stark County Common Pleas Court rises into a new role this week after Judge Rosemarie A. Hall retired ...

The Supreme Court of Ohio today revived for a second time a Nelsonville woman’s lawsuit to remain on the Nelsonville city ...

The capability to electronically file documents with the Supreme Court of Ohio and federal courts has expanded to include nine more prisons in the state. Scanners and other equipment were installed ...

The city of Cincinnati does not have to provide a public records seeker with an explanation of why it initially denied his request for information about a man involved in a chaotic and violent brawl ...

The latest Featured Decision video explains the Supreme Court of Ohio’s decision regarding a verdict form that did not conform to state law because it failed to specify whether the jury found the ...

The Supreme Court ruled 6-1 that the trial court did not make a mistake when it omitted an instruction about transferred intent from its explanation to the jury that Timothy Bradley was claiming ...