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State v. Perkins

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  • 2025 Ohio 1576

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TELECOMMUNICATIONS HARASSMENT — TEXT MESSAGE — AUTHENTICATION — PLAIN ERROR — SUFFICIENCY – MANIFEST WEIGHT: Defendant's conviction for telecommunications harassment was supported by sufficient evidence and not contrary to the manifest weight of the evidence: The admission of the text messages that served as the basis for the charge did not constitute plain error and the evidence showed that defendant sent the harassing and threatening text messages to the victim.

Judges: Nestor

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