Cleveland v. Beach
Citations
- 2021 Ohio 577
Syllabus
Speedy trial rights R.C. 2945.71 capias. The trial court violated the appellant's speedy trial rights because the appellant was not brought to trial within 90 days of his arrest in accordance with R.C. 2945.71. Additionally, the issuance of the capias does not reset the number of days for appellant's speedy trial rights because the appellant did not delay a trial, but a hearing.
How courts have described this case
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- finding that in cases involving egregious conduct by the parent, “the termination of parental rights without the use of plans or agreements is the least restrictive means”
- addressing section 39.806(1)(h), explaining that “DCF proceeded on three statutory grounds including murder of a child under section 39.806(l)(h
- reversing order denying termination of mother's parental rights to two children who were not abused where father killed a third child through abuse and mother was an admitted drug user who demonstrated an intention to continue her relationship with the father
- reversing order denying termination of mother's parental rights to two children who were not abused where father killed a third child through abuse and mother was an admitted drug user who demonstrated an intention to continue her relationship with the father
- no need to show nexus where petition for termination of rights is based on sibling’s death from shaken baby syndrome under subsection (l)(h), and certifying conflict with Fourth DCA’s opinion in J.F.
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Judges: Laster Mays
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