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State v. Ali

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  • 2024 Ohio 486

Syllabus

Per Sulek, P.J., where the trial court fails to address discretionary costs, including costs of confinement, at the sentencing hearing, but imposes those costs in the sentencing entry, the imposition of confinement costs is contrary to law.

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