Jurenovich v. Trumbull Mem. Hosp.
Citations
- 2020 Ohio 2667
Syllabus
EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS - Termination of doctor's staff privileges at hospital hospital bylaws procedure for revoking privileges failure to provide notice of settlement of fraud case interpretation of bylaw specific provision applies over general provision governing procedure for corrective action against staff member no fight to full hearing prior to termination no separate state law right to due process bylaws, as a contract, control.
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- reviewing court upheld burglary conviction where it could determine that jury's verdict was based on only one means, supported by substantial evidence
- reviewing court upheld burglary conviction where it could determine that jury’s verdict was based on only one means, supported by substantial evidence
- burglary conviction upheld where the reviewing court could tell that the verdict was based on only one means which was supported by substantial evidence
- burglary conviction upheld where the reviewing court could tell that the verdict was based on only one means which was supported by substantial evidence
- residential burglary may be charged as an alternative-means crime if substantial evidence supports both means
- “Second degree burglary includes an element of unlawfully entering or remaining in a building.”
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Judges: Wright
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