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· 10/7/2021

State ex rel. Jones v. Hogan (Slip Opinion)

Citations

  • 184 N.E.3d 78
  • 166 Ohio St. 3d 213
  • 2021 Ohio 3567

Syllabus

Mandamus and Prohibition—Mandamus is not available to challenge the insufficiency of evidence because the appellant had an adequate remedy at law by way of an appeal—Appellant's allegations fail to support a claim in prohibition because he did not establish that the trial-court judge patently and unambiguously lacked jurisdiction to hear his case—Appellant failed to state claims for which relief may be granted—Court of appeals' judgment dismissing complaint affirmed.

Judges: Per Curiam

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