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State v. Parks

Citations

  • 2019 Ohio 2366

Syllabus

Mere fact that defendant suffers from, and treats for, mental health conditions does not render his guilty plea involuntary where there was no evidence that defendant lacked mental capacity to enter a plea. Also, imposition of 12-month prison sentence for breaking and entering was not contrary to law where decision was premised upon fact that defendant had previously served time in prison, and the record supported that decision.

Judges: Osowik

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