State v. Baker
Citations
- 2022 Ohio 3271
Syllabus
Defendant appeals conviction and sentence for aggravated arson. Court found the defendant competent to stand trial based on court-appointed doctor's evaluation. Defendant requested second evaluation by a different doctor, which request the court granted. Second doctor offered same opinion. Invited error. Defendant waived argument that court deprived him of independent expert evaluation. Defendant requested second doctor and therefore invited error. Reagan Tokes Law. Court properly notified defendant of mandatory advisements. Defendant failed to preserve constitutional challenges for appellate review.
Judges: Byrne
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