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State v. Lear

Citations

  • 2023 Ohio 3442

Syllabus

GUILTY PLEA – CRIM.R. 11(C) – MANDATORY SENTENCE – APP.R. 12(A) – REAGAN TOKES LAW: Defendant's guilty pleas to the offenses of having a weapon while under a disability and aggravated trafficking in drugs were entered knowingly, intelligently, and voluntarily where the trial court imposed the five-year aggregate sentence recommended by defendant and the state and defendant suffered no prejudice from the trial court's failure to inform him that he faced a mandatory sentence for the offense of aggravated trafficking in drugs and that he faced indefinite sentences under the Reagan Tokes Law for both offenses.

Judges: Crouse

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