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State v. Jones

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  • 2020 Ohio 81

Syllabus

RESTITUTION – VICTIM – MARSY'S LAW: Where defendant used a stolen credit card to deceive a business into delivering a service and the true owner of the credit card had the charges reversed, the trial court did not err in ordering defendant to pay restitution to the business: under Marsy's Law, Ohio Constitution, Article I, Section 10a(D), the business was a victim for purposes of restitution because it suffered economic harm as a proximate result of defendant's criminal conduct.

Judges: Mock

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