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· 11/21/2019

State v. Lopez-Tolentino

Citations

  • 2019 Ohio 4778

Syllabus

The trial court record did not contain a certified transcript and appellant did not submit any of the record pursuant to App.R. 9(C). Therefore, the court presumes regularity regarding the issues of qualification of and interpretation by the interpreter. Furthermore, without the transcript, the court is not able to review the trial court's colloquy at the plea or sentencing hearings. Nevertheless, having reviewed the entry of guilty plea and notice of prison imposed forms signed by appellant and his attorney contained in the record, the court determines the trial court did not err in denying appellant's post-sentence motion to withdraw a guilty plea. Accordingly, this court overrules appellant's assignments of error and affirms the trial court entry.

Judges: Dorrian

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