State v. Towe
Citations
- 2023 Ohio 549
Syllabus
Anders appeal. After admitting to a violation of his community control, the trial court continued appellant's community control, but ordered him to serve 94 days in jail and to pay court costs. Because appellant has served his jail sentence and his community control has been terminated, any claim related to his violation hearing or the court's jail sentence is moot. No arguably meritorious issue exists concerning the order to pay court costs. Judgment affirmed.
Judges: Epley
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