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State v. Combs

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  • 2020 Ohio 5397

Syllabus

Appellant's claim of prosecutorial misconduct is without merit as the prosecutor's sole objection during defense counsel's opening statement had a proper basis and the objection did not prejudicially affect appellant's right to a fair trial. The imposition of an indefinite sentence of three to four and one-half years for appellant's second-degree felony conviction for complicity to robbery was not an error as the sentence was not contrary to law and was supported by the record.

Judges: Hendrickson

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