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State v. Moss

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  • 2017 Ohio 1507

Syllabus

CRIMINAL LAW - SENTENCING/FINES, RESTITUTION, EXPUNGEMENT - appellant kept his three adopted children, including a developmentally-delayed child, locked in their rooms nearly all day every day and severely beat them over a two-year period trial court is presumed to have considered all appropriate sentencing factors even if the record is silent trial court satisfied its obligation to consider seriousness and recidivism factors by stating it considered them even if court discussed only the more serious factors, that does not mean it did not consider the less serious factors.

Judges: Rice

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