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State v. Lewis

Citations

  • 2018 Ohio 1458
  • 110 N.E.3d 607

Syllabus

The trial court is presumed to have denied appellant's motion requesting the trial court stop his transfer from the local county jail to prison where the trial court did not specifically rule on the motion. Regardless, even if the trial court had ruled on the motion, nothing in the record indicates the trial court would have erred had it specifically rendered such a decision. In addition, the trial court's decision to order consecutive sentences for violating his community control sanctions by pleading guilty to another felony offense is presumed proper where appellant failed to provide the necessary trial transcripts for appellate review.

Judges: S. Powell

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