State v. Hager

Citations

• 2017 Ohio 5670

Syllabus

Appellant did not receive ineffective assistance of counsel where appellant's assumption that he would get probation rather than a prison sentence did not amount to deficient performance on behalf of his trial counsel that subjected appellant to any prejudice when appellant received the exact plea agreement he had bargained for as part of appellant's plea negotiations. In addition, the state did not engage in prosecutorial misconduct by failing to disclose certain documents to appellant that it had previously provided to the trial court for its consideration at sentencing where the record was devoid of any evidence that the documents at issue were not disclosed to appellant's trial counsel and where appellant failed to establish any resulting prejudice.