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· 11/14/2022

In re Ezeh

Citations

  • 2022 Ohio 4033

Syllabus

COMPETENCY — R.C. 5122.01 — COURT-ORDERED TREATMENT — INVOLUNTARY MEDICATION: Respondent's appeal was not moot because respondent continued to be subject to court-ordered treatment. The trial court's judgment finding respondent a mentally-ill person subject to court-ordered treatment under R.C. 5122.01 was supported by competent, credible evidence where the state presented clear and convincing evidence that respondent had a substantial thought-and-mood disorder, which impaired respondent's functioning, and was at substantial risk of physical harm to others.

Judges: Bock

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