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State v. Potter

Citations

  • 2021 Ohio 3502

Syllabus

Trial court did not err in ordering appellant to seek and obtain employment as a condition of appellant's community control, or in imposing the maximum sentence for appellant's misdemeanor offense of passing bad checks. The trial court's imposition of the costs of appointed counsel in its sentencing entry is contrary to law, where the trial court did not first impose such costs and find that appellant has the ability pay the costs at the sentencing hearing.

Judges: Zmuda

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