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· 2/17/2022

State v. Delvallie

Citations

  • 185 N.E.3d 536
  • 2022 Ohio 470

Syllabus

Reagan Tokes Law R.C. 2901.011 S.B. 201 R.C. 2929.144 R.C. 2929.14 R.C. 2967.271 due process separation of powers indefinite nonlife sentence qualifying felony offense. The defendants in this en banc proceeding have not demonstrated beyond a reasonable doubt that the Reagan Tokes Law, as defined under R.C. 2901.011, is unconstitutional based on the separation-of-powers doctrine violations of due process rights, or the failure of R.C. 2967.271 to provide the full panoply of trial and pretrial rights, and the challenges are therefore overruled.

Judges: S. Gallagher

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