Ohio Court of Appeals· 6/11/2026
State v. Guyton
Citations
- 2026 Ohio 2188
Syllabus
Right to be present; Crim.R. 43; plain error; prejudice. Prior to sentencing, the trial court viewed a surveillance video of the criminal incident outside the presence of the appellant. None of her attorneys objected. Appellant failed to demonstrate that the trial court committed plain error when it showed the video outside of her presence because she failed to demonstrate she was prejudiced.
Judges: Sheehan
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