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State v. Scott

Citations

  • 228 N.E.3d 51
  • 2023 Ohio 4051

Syllabus

Appellant's conviction for trafficking in marijuana is upheld where even though Senate Bill 57 decriminalized hemp and created a legal distinction between marijuana and hemp based upon the level of THC content, and despite the State's failure to introduce evidence of the chemical analysis of the THC content of the substance recovered, the appellant's own testimony at trial admitting he sold marijuana was sufficient evidence to support his conviction for trafficking in marijuana.

Judges: Smith

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