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State v. Richard

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  • 2024 Ohio 3194

Syllabus

Plea defective indictment waived consecutive-sentence findings incorporate nunc pro tunc Reagan Tokes Law. - Appellant's plea and convictions upheld when appellant did not object to any alleged deficiency in the indictment. Trial court's failure to incorporate consecutive-sentence findings in the judgment entry does not render appellant's sentence contrary to law rather, it can be corrected nunc pro tunc. Appellant's challenge to the Reagan Tokes Law summarily rejected.

Judges: Keough

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