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Hillman v. Larrison

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  • 2020 Ohio 4896

Syllabus

Criminal defendant-appellant's appeal seeking to vacate fines and costs purportedly imposed on him by the trial court denied where the trial court's judgment entry did not impose any court costs or fees and, therefore, the issue of court costs was not properly before this Court. Defendant-appellant's remedy may lie in an action against the clerk of courts, who was not a party to this action, because it was the clerk of courts who sent defendant-appellant a bill for the amount in question.

Judges: Brunner

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