State v. Stratton
Citations
- 2025 Ohio 1621
Syllabus
Per Mayle, J., Given his stepson's role as lead detective, Judge Ickes's participation in defendant's case violated defendant's due-process rights because of the constitutionally intolerable probability of actual bias. Consistent with State v. Elkins, 2024-Ohio-5351 (6th Dist.), this constituted error requiring reversal. Child sexual abuse material (\CSAM\) played for the jury was sufficient evidence from which the jury could find \sexual satisfaction.\
Judges: Mayle
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