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State v. Lea

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  • 2026 Ohio 1837

Syllabus

GUILTY PLEA — CRIM.R. 11(C) — FAILURE TO COMPLY — MANDATORY CONSECUTIVE SENTENCE — PREJUDICE: Defendant's guilty plea to failure to comply was knowing, voluntary, and intelligent under Crim.R. 11(C) where the trial court correctly informed him of the maximum prison sentence he faced if the terms for the failure-to-comply charge and the other charges he faced were to be run consecutively but did not inform him the sentence for the failure-to-comply charge was required to be served consecutively to any other prison term imposed upon him, and defendant failed to demonstrate that he would not have otherwise entered the plea.

Judges: Zayas

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