Ohio Court of Appeals· 4/7/2022
State v. Parker
Citations
- 2022 Ohio 1164
Syllabus
Reagan Tokes Act separation of powers due process constitutionality vagueness. The Reagan Tokes Act is constitutional as it does not violate the separation-of-powers doctrine or appellant's due process rights. The appellant did not raise the issue of the Act being unconstitutionally vague, and therefore, has waived the argument.
Judges: Laster Mays
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