State v. Smith
Citations
- 2025 Ohio 2166
Syllabus
Res judicata barred appellant's successive application for expungement. The trial court could have also reasonably concluded that appellant, a former police officer, should not have his conviction expunged because he failed to perceive conduct that resulted in his arrest and conviction as threatening and minimized the behavior. Judgment affirmed. (Epley, P.J., dissenting.)
Judges: Huffman
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