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State v. Cooper

Citations

  • 158 N.E.3d 186
  • 2020 Ohio 4293

Syllabus

Post-arrest silence court's questions relevant evidence manifest weight of the evidence deadly weapon sentence attempted murder. Brief evidence concerning detective's inability to obtain interview from defendant was not prejudicial substantive evidence of guilt, and was more akin to course of investigation testimony court's leading questions to victim did not create prejudicial error court did not admit irrelevant and prejudicial evidence of concerning victim's fear of defendant convictions for attempted murder and felonious assault were not against the manifest weight of the evidence court's instructions as to deadly weapon were not prejudicially erroneous sentence was not erroneous.

Judges: Blackmon

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