State v. Wilson

Citations

• 2023 Ohio 218

Syllabus

Aggravated assault felonious assault domestic violence allied offenses serious physical harm sufficiency of evidence manifest weight of evidence self-defense. - Trial court properly found defendant guilty of aggravated assault where it first found him guilty of felonious assault beyond a reasonable doubt and then found he proved the mitigating factor of provocation to find him guilty of aggravated assault defendant's convictions for aggravated assault and domestic violence were allied offenses that should have merged for sentencing defendant's conviction for aggravated assault was supported by sufficient evidence where the state presented evidence that the victim suffered serious physical harm defendant could not claim that he acted in self-defense where he was at fault in creating the situation that led to the altercation.