State v. Jones
Citations
- 1994 Ohio 162
Syllabus
Appellate procedure - Court of appeals does not have original jurisdiction to grant a motion for a new trial - Criminal defendant must suffer the consequences of nonproduction of an appellate record .
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- granting a new trial when the transcript was unavailable through no fault of the parties
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Judges: Wright, J.
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