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· 4/9/2021

In re J.K.O.

Citations

  • 2021 Ohio 1215

Syllabus

Appellant, a juvenile, was in detention on an alleged probation violation while awaiting adjudication on new charges. The juvenile court ultimately committed appellant to the Department of Youth Services on the new charges, without imposing additional time in detention on the probation violation. Under these circumstances, the juvenile court did not err by not granting appellant jail-time credit on the new charges. But the juvenile court did err by not including in the commitment order the fact that appellant was not granted any jail-time credit. Judgment affirmed remanded to the trial court for entry of a nunc pro tunc order correcting the clerical error.

Judges: Tucker

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