State v. Harris

Citations

• 2024 Ohio 246

Syllabus

Felony sentencing impartiality of trial court Reagan Tokes Law. The trial court considered the appropriate statutory factors when sentencing the defendant to an aggregate prison term of five-to-six years. Despite the trial court's harsh comments, the defendant's right to a fair proceeding was not prejudiced because his prison sentence, after pleading guilty to several felonies, is not contrary to law. The Reagan Tokes Law is not facially unconstitutional.