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· 1/11/2024

State v. Leegrand

Citations

  • 2024 Ohio 71

Syllabus

Nunc pro tunc appellate mandate final appealable order. A nunc pro tunc entry, correcting the trial court's clerical omission in the original sentencing entry based on the appellate mandate from a direct appeal, is not an order from which a defendant can file another appeal. Dismissed.

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  • \to dismiss cases challenging the legality of such exemptions [to safety regulations] simply because the exemption had been withdrawn or had expired would prevent courts from ever deciding the important question of whether or not the Secretary has authority to issue such exemptions\
  • “to dismiss cases challenging the legality of such exemptions [to safety regulations] simply because the exemption had been withdrawn or had expired would prevent courts from ever deciding the important question of whether or not the Secretary has authority to issue such exemptions”

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Judges: S. Gallagher

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