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· 1/31/2020

Saint Paris v. Galluzzo

Citations

  • 2020 Ohio 308

Syllabus

Following a jury trial, appellant was convicted of driving a motor vehicle without a license and driving with a suspended license. Appellant has not made a transcript of the trial part of the appellate record. On this record, it appears that appellant was cited by a police officer employed by the village in which the conduct at issue occurred, and the trial court's jurisdiction includes this village. Thus, appellant's jurisdictional attack is without merit. Appellant did not file a motion to suppress asserting a Fourth Amendment violation thus, this issue is not before this court. The record does not support appellant's assertion that he was charged and convicted under out-of-date or otherwise invalid ordinances. The record also does not support appellant's contention he was not provided discovery. Appellant's remaining assignments of error relate to evidence excluded at trial and alleged judicial bias without a transcript, the regularity of the trial must be presumed, and these assignments of error must be overruled. Judgment affirmed.

Judges: Tucker

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