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State v. Golson

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  • 2017 Ohio 4438

Syllabus

Juvenile discretionary bindover mandatory bindover due process cruel and unusual punishment adult court irrebuttable presumption Tier II sex offender classification automatic ineffective assistance of counsel plain error jail-time credit. Defendant was neither denied due process nor subjected to cruel and unusual punishment when he was automatically classified as a Tier II sex offender even though he was a juvenile at the time he committed the sex offense because he was bound over to the common pleas court pursuant to discretionary bindover procedures. Defendant was entitled to jail-time credit.

Judges: Gallagher

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