Ohio Court of Appeals· 12/13/2022
Craig v. Gilchrist
Citations
- 2022 Ohio 4477
Syllabus
Appellant's argument that the trial court lacked jurisdiction is without merit. Appellant's appeal of the trial court's judgment entry enforcing a twelve-day sentence for contempt of court, after serving the entirety of the sentence, is moot. Appellant did not present arguments that would warrant an exception for mootness. Appeal dismissed.
Judges: Mentel
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