In re J.C.
Citations
- 2021 Ohio 4313
Syllabus
Serious youth offender invocation of stayed sentence R.C. 2152.14 ineffective assistance of counsel public hearing postrelease control. The trial court did not err by invoking the serious youth offender dispositional sentence upon the appellant's commission of felony weapons charges while on parole from his indefinite term of custody at a Ohio Department of Youth Services facility, and the appellant failed to demonstrate any prejudice to satisfy the second prong of the ineffective assistance of counsel inquiry based on his attorney's conduct at the adult sentencing invocation hearing. Appellant's remaining claims regarding the right to a public hearing, proper imposition of postrelease control and challenges to the pleading requirement are also without merit.
Judges: S. Gallagher
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