State v. Foreman (Slip Opinion)
Citations
- 166 Ohio St. 3d 204
- 184 N.E.3d 70
- 2021 Ohio 3409
Syllabus
Criminal law—Venue—R.C. 2901.12—Sufficiency of the evidence—Possession of drugs—Mere presence of drug metabolites in defendant's body, without more, is insufficient evidence to establish venue in the charging county for drug-possession offense—Court of appeals' judgment reversed and conviction vacated.
How courts have described this case
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- “The government argues that a district court may consider the absence of a plea agreement because such agreements often include certain conditions, such as appellate waivers.”
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Judges: O'Connor, C.J.
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