The Supreme Court decided today that candidates for state representative and for an appellate court may remain on the Nov. 3 general election ballot.
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Today, the Supreme Court ruled that prosecutors in Cuyahoga County produced sufficient evidence to convict a man in a 2010 rape case.
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The Supreme Court of Ohio today ruled that a mother’s constitutional rights were violated when a juvenile court awarded custody of her daughter to the child’s paternal grandparents without first finding that she was an unsuitable parent.
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Today, the Supreme Court ruled that ODOT is not liable for a man's death caused by a teen who dropped a sandbag from an interstate bridge.
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🚌 The Supreme Court has expanded its transportation grant program, making the Moyer Judicial Center accessible to even more students this school year.
🏫 Teachers and administrators can apply now through Oct. 9.
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Through a collaboration with the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, nine Ohio prisons have launched electronic filing of documents to the Supreme Court and federal courts.
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Take a crack at the case in this new interactive game developed by the Supreme Court of Ohio that gives players a first-person look at the judiciary.
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In a decision released today, the Supreme Court directed an appeals court to resolve a dispute between dueling city councils.
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👨⚖️ A longtime Perry County Municipal Court judge received the Thomas J. Moyer Award for Judicial Excellence at the Ohio Judicial Conference annual meeting.
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DECISION: The Supreme Court ruled today that Cincinnati will not be penalized for a delay in providing records related to a downtown brawl.
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A record number of visitors toured the Moyer Judicial Center this September during the Supreme Court's Open Doors evenings.
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The complexity and costs to defend a person facing the death penalty have increased, and so will the compensation paid to attorneys who take on the task.
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TODAY, the Supreme Court upheld the conviction of a Belmont County man who struck a neighbor’s home with a stray bullet while he was shooting at another man.
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The Lawyers’ Fund for Client Protection reimbursed nearly $100,000 to 12 victims of attorney theft at its September meeting.
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Before they donned robes, some Supreme Court of Ohio justices first suited up as college athletes.
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Take a crack at the case in this new interactive game developed by the Supreme Court of Ohio that gives players a first-person look at the judiciary.
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🚌 The Supreme Court has expanded its transportation grant program, making the Moyer Judicial Center accessible to even more students this school year.
🏫 Teachers and administrators can apply now through Oct. 9.
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Registration is open for the 2026 Specialized Dockets Conference on Oct. 14! Join judges, court staff, treatment providers, and community partners for a day of learning and collaboration.
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