In re Feagan
Citations
- 156 N.E.3d 359
- 2020 Ohio 3788
Syllabus
CONTEMPT: The evidence was insufficient to support the contemnor's conviction for indirect criminal contempt where the contemnor had not committed any affirmative act to constitute contempt and where the conviction was based solely on the conduct of another and the contemnor's status as a designated trial attorney in several cases, who was responsible for all proceedings in the cases: the contemnor could not be held vicariously liable for another's contempt.
Judges: Mock
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