Schrenk v. Butler

Citations

• 2017 Ohio 8745

Syllabus

Circumstantial evidence is not equivalent to an absence of evidence and it was legal error for ERAC to have determined there to be no evidence before the director when circumstantial evidence existed. ERAC also erred when it ignored or excluded certain evidence as hearsay when such evidence was admitted without objection in a hearing before OEPA director and the record was certified to ERAC.