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· 10/13/2023

State v. Bump

Citations

  • 2023 Ohio 3727

Syllabus

The trial court did not err in overruling appellant's Crim.R. 29 motion for acquittal. Appellant's conviction was supported by sufficient evidence. Judgment affirmed.

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that there needs to be a connection between fugitivity and the proceedings from which the fugitive is to be disentitled from participating in
  • holding that when a criminal defendant’s flight and recapture occur before an appeal, the defendant’s “former fugitive status” does not warrant dismissal
  • holding that the appeals court could not dismiss a criminal appeal based upon the defendant’s escape where he was recaptured before the appeal
  • holding that when a defendant absconds after the appellate process has begun the appellate court may dismiss the appeal
  • noting that court that faces “additional trouble” is “the court before which the case is pending at the time of escape”
  • noting that the Court has “consistently and unequivocally approve[d]” dismissal as appropriate sanction when defendant absconds during appeal

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Judges: Lewis

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