Ohio Court of Appeals· 11/17/2022

In re D.C.

Citations

2022 Ohio 4086

Syllabus

Juvenile-delinquency adjudication felonious assault serious physical harm sufficiency of the evidence. The state failed to present sufficient evidence of serious physical harm as required for felonious assault under R.C. 2903.11(A)(1) and 2901.01(A)(5)(c). The child-victim's mother testified that the child-victim had a concussion and a bruise, and the child-victim testified that he was \hurt\ and \depressed.\

Judges: Forbes

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In re E.B.
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