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State v. Strowder

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  • 2019 Ohio 4573

Syllabus

Cruel and unusual punishment parole eligibility juvenile offenders. Where defendant, a juvenile offender bound over from juvenile court then convicted of nonhomicide offenses and designated a sexually violent predator, was eligible for parole at age 61, he did not receive a functional life sentence and was not subject to cruel and unusual punishment.

Judges: Blackmon

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