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Ohio Supreme Court· 3/14/1995

State v. Dixon

Citations

  • 1995 Ohio 178
  • 71 Ohio St. 3d 608

Syllabus

Criminal law—Firearm offenses—R.C. 2929.71(A)—State must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that firearm was operable for imposition of additional three years of actual incarceration for possession of firearm at time of offense—Proof beyond a reasonable doubt can be established by testimony of lay witnesses who were in a position to observe the instrument and circumstances surrounding the crime.

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