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State v. Brown

Citations

  • 2018 Ohio 117

Syllabus

Once the juvenile court transferred a murder charge to the general division, it was not error to transfer any other charge founded on the same course of conduct. Exercising discretion in sentencing appellant to consecutive terms of life without parole for aggravated murders neither subjected him to cruel and unusual punishment, nor violated the mandates of Miller.

Judges: Singer

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