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Ohio Supreme Court· 8/29/2001

State v. Iacona

Citations

  • 2001 Ohio 1292
  • 93 Ohio St. 3d 83

Syllabus

Juvenile court—Transfer of case for criminal prosecution—Prosecutor under duty to disclose to juvenile respondent all evidence in state's possession favorable to juvenile respondent and material either to guilt or punishment that is known at time of mandatory bindover hearing held pursuant to R.C. 2151.26 and that may become known to prosecuting attorney after bindover—In determining whether reversible error is committed where state fails to disclose evidence in its possession that is favorable to juvenile respondent for use by defense at mandatory bindover proceeding, defense has burden to prove that violation was material—Requirements to support finding that probable cause exists to believe juvenile committed offense before ordering mandatory waiver of juvenile court jurisdiction pursuant to R.C. 2151.26(B).

Judges: Moyer

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