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State v. Morrow

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  • 2023 Ohio 2891

Syllabus

The jury's finding that appellant had obstructed official business and, in doing so, had created a risk of harm to himself or others was supported by sufficient evidence and was not against the manifest weight of the evidence. During a lengthy altercation in the jail, appellant repeatedly kicked the door to his cell and hit the windows after being told not to do so additionally, after being pepper sprayed, he physically resisted the officers' attempt to place him in a restraint chair. The trial court lacked jurisdiction to file a nunc pro tunc entry while this appeal was pending to correct a clerical error regarding the imposition of post-release control, but it is not prevented from doing so after this appeal is resolved. Judgment affirmed.

Judges: Huffman

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