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State v. Rodriguez

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  • 2023 Ohio 805

Syllabus

Felony sentencing contrary to law indefinite Reagan Tokes mandatory judicial release earned credit. The trial court's imposition of an indefinite prison term pursuant to the Reagan Tokes Law was not unconstitutional. The trial court clearly and convincingly failed to comply with the applicable sentencing statutes by imposing a mandatory prison term on the defendant's third-degree felony conviction.

Judges: E.T. Gallagher

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