Ohio Court of Appeals· 6/5/2023
State v. Tall
Citations
- 2023 Ohio 1853
Syllabus
ALLIED OFFENSES MERGER PLAIN ERROR WAIVER. It was not error, let alone plain error, for the trial court to fail to merge the defendant-appellant's passing-bad-checks, forgery, and grand-theft-of-a-motor-vehicle convictions since the defendant-appellant stipulated that the offenses are not allied offenses of similar import in his negotiated-plea agreement.
Judges: Zimmerman
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