Ohio Court of Appeals· 7/22/2011
State v. Yates
Citations
- 2011 Ohio 3619
- 195 Ohio App. 3d 33
- 958 N.E.2d 640
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- remanding for determination of whether information introduced during allocution was truly new information due to lack of record on subject
- requiring as part of right to allocution that defendant be allowed to address new information \introduced and considered by the trial court at sentencing\
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Judges: Fain, Froelich, Hall
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