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State ex rel. Mobley v. O'Donnell

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  • 2020 Ohio 251

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Objections to magistrate's decision overruled in original action for writs of mandamus and prohibition brought by Relator against two common pleas court officials. The magistrate properly applied the relevant law to the facts at issue and appropriately found that Relator had failed to demonstrate he was entitled to a writ of prohibition as to Respondent trial court judge who had sentenced Relator in a criminal case, or to a writ of mandamus as to Respondent clerk of courts regarding Respondent trial court judge's oath of office. Magistrate's decision, modified to clarify a legal conclusion and to exclude and correct a scrivener error, adopted. Writs of mandamus and prohibition denied. Relator's request to vacate his criminal conviction and remand the matter to the trial court also denied.

Judges: Brunner

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