State v. Heald
Citations
- 2025 Ohio 3031
Syllabus
CRIMINAL – Strangulation; Domestic Violence; Violating a Protection Order; manifest weight of the evidence; merger; Strangulation conviction did not merge with Domestic Violence Conviction where harm to leg and throat were separate and identifiable; failure to object to apparent error in verdict form waives all but plain error; trial court rectified error in the form and instructed jury to continue deliberations.
Judges: Eklund
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