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State v. Sweet

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  • 2026 Ohio 1082

Syllabus

Per Sulek, J., court cannot say that record clearly and convincingly does not support trial court's finding that consecutive sentences were not disproportionate to seriousness of appellant's conduct and danger he poses to public. Appellant did not demonstrate reasonable probability that, but for counsel's errors, he would not have entered guilty plea. Record is devoid of evidence from which court can conclude that appellant's conduct did not support elevated degrees of offenses.

Judges: Sulek

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