State v. Myers

Citations

• 2020 Ohio 59

Syllabus

The trial court's failure to hold a hearing prior to quashing several subpoenas was, at worst, harmless error where the subpoenas were plainly improper, requested materials that would be difficult or impossible to obtain, were issued for the wrong day, and referenced information that the trial court excluded. Furthermore, there was no plain error during trial and appellant's conviction for criminal damaging was supported by the manifest weight of the evidence.