S. Euclid v. Longino

Citations

• 2017 Ohio 7883

Syllabus

Passing bad checks money order check speedy trial right to counsel right to court appointed counsel discovery prosecutorial misconduct sufficient evidence manifest weight of the evidence. Defendant was brought to trial within the speedy trial period because the speedy trial time started running when defendant was processed on the warrant rather than the issuance of the warrant. Because the trial court properly advised defendant of her right to counsel and court appointed counsel during her arraignment, there was no violation of Longino's right to counsel. Because a money order is a \check\ for purposes of R.C. 2913.11(B), Longino's passing bad checks conviction was supported by sufficient evidence and by the manifest weight of the evidence.