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State v. Drummond

Citations

  • 233 N.E.3d 804
  • 2024 Ohio 81

Syllabus

Criminal Revocation of Community Control Consecutive Sentences Appellate Counsel's Access to Presentence Investigation Report Because the trial court made the required findings to impose consecutive sentences and properly incorporated them into the sentencing entry at the time it revoked community control, and because those findings were supported by the record, the trial court did not err in imposing consecutive sentences although appellate counsel is entitled to access the presentence investigation report for purposes of appeal, counsel is not entitled to a copy of the report and thus, Gallia County's policy of only permitting in-person review of the report was not unconstitutional or otherwise contrary to law.

Judges: Smith

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