Ohio Court of Appeals· 12/8/2025
State v. Giles
Citations
- 2025 Ohio 5465
Syllabus
Felony sentencing; R.C. 2953.08(G)(2). The trial court's imposition of maximum, consecutive sentences is not contrary to law because the trial court did not improperly consider \other acts\ evidence—namely, letters from alleged former victims about uncharged conduct and the facts of the dismissed rape charges—when imposing the defendant-appellant's sentence.
Judges: Zimmerman
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