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State v. Allen

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  • 2024 Ohio 2549

Syllabus

Appellant was sentenced to community control sanctions (CCS) for violating a protection order he appealed, challenging the imposition of certain special conditions of his community control. While that appeal was pending, appellant's probation officer filed notices of violations of CCS, and the trial court revoked appellant's CCS and imposed prison sentences based on violations of the special conditions. We subsequently held in the prior appeal that the special conditions of CCS that the trial court originally imposed were \unreasonably overbroad\ we reversed and remanded for the trial court to impose more narrow special conditions. Appellant now appeals from the revocation of his CCS based on his violation of the original special conditions. Because the CCS violations at issue in this appeal were based on the original conditions and not the modified, narrow conditions, the trial court must reconsider its findings of CCS violations. Judgments reversed and remanded.

Judges: Huffman

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