State v. Haley
Citations
- 2024 Ohio 2303
Syllabus
Defendant appeals convictions for murder and felonious assault. The jury did not lose its way in finding that the state disproved the defendant's claim of self-defense. The evidence established that defendant was at all times the aggressor in the interaction with the victim and lacked a reasonable belief that deadly force was necessary. No prosecutorial misconduct where comments during closing argument were fair comment on evidence at trial.
Judges: Byrne
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