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Ohio Supreme Court· 1/22/1997

State v. Wilson

Citations

  • 77 Ohio St. 3d 334
  • 673 N.E.2d 1347

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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • stating in considering the effect of a former version of R.C. 151.52 that “[m]atter to be affected by an ‘existing sections’ repeal must appear in the body of the enrolled Act and must be stricken through”
  • stating in considering the effect of a former version of R.C. 151.52 that “[m]atter to be affected by an ‘existing sections’ repeal must appear in the body of the enrolled Act and must be stricken through”
  • stating in considering the effect of a former version of R.C. 151.52 that “[m]atter to be affected by an ‘existing sections’ repeal must appear in the body of the enrolled Act and must be stricken through”
  • stating in considering the effect of a former version of R.C. 151.52 that “[m]atter to be affected by an ‘existing sections’ repeal must appear in the body of the enrolled Act and must be stricken through”
  • stating in considering the effect of a former version of R.C. 151.52 that “[m]atter to be affected by an ‘existing sections’ repeal must appear in the body of the enrolled Act and must be stricken through”
  • stating in considering the effect of a former version of R.C. 151.52 that “[m]atter to be affected by an ‘existing sections’ repeal must appear in the body of the enrolled Act and must be stricken through”

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Judges: Cook, Douglas, Moyer, Only, Pfeifer, Resnick, Stratton, Sweeney

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