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State v. Hall

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  • 2025 Ohio 644

Syllabus

Plain error; jury instruction; in-trial identification; ineffective assistance of counsel; weight of the evidence. Affirmed. Defendant has not demonstrated that the failure to give a jury instruction with respect to a pretrial identification or his trial counsel's failure to object to an in-trial identification was in error given the totality of the instructions provided to the jury, and the conviction for felonious assault of a police officer is not against the weight of the evidence presented at trial even if the in-court identification of the defendant as the shooter was ignored.

Judges: S. Gallagher

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