State ex rel. Bradshaw v. Culbertson
Citations
- 35 Ohio C.C. Dec. 373
- 30 Ohio C.A. 117
Syllabus
<p>COURTS — MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS</p> <p>Appointment of Clerk of Municipal Court, Created by Charter and Legislative Act.</p> <p>When a city charter, supplemented by an act of the general assembly, creates and constitutes a municipal court, such court is not a constitutional but rather a statutory court, and authority to appoint its clerk is vested in such appointing officer or board as is prescribed by the city charter, and not in the appointing officer or board prescribed by the supplementary statute.</p>
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- stating that the issue of whether a - 5 - criminal conviction is supported by evidence proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt is a question of law
- finding that the defendant’s attempt to negotiate a check “in disregard of specific instructions not to do so,” and in spite of several messages left at his residence that payment was going to be stopped, “is consistent with an intent to defraud”
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Judges: Houck, Powell, Shields
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