In re R.B. (Slip Opinion)
Citations
- 2020 Ohio 5476
Syllabus
Juvenile law—Sex-offender-classification hearing—A juvenile court does not lose jurisdiction to enter an order pursuant to R.C. 2152.84 once the juvenile reaches the age of 21—While a juvenile court's failure to hold a hearing in compliance with R.C. 2152.84 in a timely manner may support other claims for relief, the statutory directive that the hearing be held upon a juvenile's completion of his disposition is not a jurisdictional requirement—A hearing may take place within a reasonable amount of time after a juvenile completes his disposition—Court of appeals' judgment reversed and cause remanded.
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- recognizing that an appellate court is required to assess its own jurisdiction even when not raised by the parties
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Judges: DeWine, J.
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