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Supreme Court of Ohio - Case No. 2021-1432 State v. Bailey Expand
 
 
July 13, 2022
07-13-2022
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State of Ohio v. Tytus Bailey, Case No. 2021-1432
First District Court of Appeals (Hamilton County)

ISSUES:
- Must an appeals court defer to a trial court's discretion not to merge two offenses for sentencing purposes?
- If an offender appeals a trial court's failure to merge two offenses, without objecting in trial court, can an appeals court change the trial court's ruling without finding a "manifest injustice?"
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