State v. Taylor

Citations

• 198 N.E.3d 956
• 2022 Ohio 3611

Syllabus

CRIMINAL LAW - EVIDENCE - sufficiency manifest weight domestic violence felonious assault serious physical harm to persons temporary, substantial incapacity. CRIMINAL PROCEDURE - fair trial due process restrained in front of the jury threat of violence right to be physically present at sentencing Crim.R. 43(A)(1) no prejudice harmless error. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - sentencing law R.C. 2967.121 facial challenge Reagan Tokes Law is not unconstitutional on its face due process liberty interest presumptive release date notice of proscribed conduct procedural safeguards additional term hearing whether the rebuttable presumption of release is more akin to parole revocation or parole eligibility is an as-applied challenge and not ripe for review due process does not require a court hearing separation of powers judicially imposed sentence parole board.