Ohio Court of Appeals· 8/15/2022
State v. Scott
Citations
- 2022 Ohio 2820
Syllabus
Trial court's decision as to defendant's competency to stand trial was not an abuse of discretion. Trial court properly did not merge the felonious assault and having weapons under disability offenses. Reagan Tokes Act.
Judges: Shaw
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