State v. McLendon

Citations

• 2017 Ohio 1399

Syllabus

APPELLATE REVIEW/CRIMINAL - FINAL ORDERS - JURISDICTION: A judgment of conviction is a final appealable order when it sets forth (1) the fact of conviction, (2) the sentence, (3) the judge's signature, and (4) the entry on the journal by the clerk of courts. Where the judgment of conviction does not contain the fact of conviction, it is not a final appealable order, and the appeal from that judgment must be dismissed.