Ohio Court of Appeals· 2/22/2019
State v. Stults
Citations
- 2019 Ohio 657
Syllabus
Sufficient and competent, credible evidence supports verdict and conviction for burglary. R.C. 2911.12(A)(1) and (D). Crim.R. 29. Manifest weight of the evidence. Sufficiency. Appellant received effective assistance because no prejudice shown despite introduction, without notice, of 404(B) evidence.
Judges: Singer
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