State v. Shahin

Citations

• 235 N.E.3d 1062
• 2024 Ohio 456

Syllabus

Court's dismissal of case with prejudice lack of statutory or constitutional violation that would bar further prosecution plain error prosecutorial vindictiveness ripeness. Judgment reversed. The trial court's dismissal with prejudice of the state's case was plain error because there was no statutory or constitutional violation that would bar further prosecution. The defendant's claim of vindictive prosecution was not ripe because, at the time of the dismissal, no new charges had been filed.