State v. Irvin
Citations
- 2023 Ohio 3274
Syllabus
The trial court's misallocation of the burden of proof on appellant's self-defense claim was not harmless error. Appellant was entitled to a self-defense instruction, and the trial court's failure correctly to instruct the jury regarding the burden of proof affected a substantial right. Judgment reversed on the murder and felonious assault charges to which the self-defense instruction was relevant, and we remand for a new trial on those offenses. Judgment affirmed as to tampering with evidence.
Judges: Tucker
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