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State v. Tucker

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  • 2018 Ohio 1869

Syllabus

Failure to conduct preliminary hearing within ten days did not entitle appellant to dismissal of charges where he failed to object and was later indicted. Court committed no plain error in instructing jury on \knowingly.\ State presented evidence of \force\ element of robbery and jury did not clearly lose way in finding element proven. Trial court was not required to consider ability to pay costs of prosecution. Prosecutor's improper comments during closing did not rise to level of plain error.

Judges: Mayle

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