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Ohio Supreme Court· 5/10/2022

State v. Crawford

Citations

  • 169 Ohio St. 3d 25
  • 201 N.E.3d 840
  • 2022 Ohio 1509

Syllabus

R.C. 2903.04(A)—The involuntary-manslaughter statute is satisfied when a person causes the death of another as the proximate result of the commission of a felony offense—When the predicate felony offense for involuntary manslaughter is having a weapon while under disability, there is no requirement that the underlying reason for the disability be causally related to the victim's death.

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  • “[t]he court’s holding in Crawford has diluted foundational elements of criminal law and culpability”

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Judges: DeWine, J.

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