The Supreme Court of Ohio today revived for a second time a Nelsonville woman’s lawsuit to remain on the Nelsonville city ...

The latest Featured Decision video explains the Supreme Court of Ohio’s decision regarding a verdict form that did not conform to state law because it failed to specify whether the jury found the ...

The city of Cincinnati does not have to provide a public records seeker with an explanation of why it initially denied his request for information about a man involved in a chaotic and violent brawl ...

A longtime Perry County Municipal Court judge was presented with the Thomas J. Moyer Award for Judicial Excellence last week ...

The Supreme Court ruled 6-1 that the trial court did not make a mistake when it omitted an instruction about transferred intent from its explanation to the jury that Timothy Bradley was claiming ...

Courts, treatment providers, and community partners that help veterans are invited to this fall’s Lean Forward Veterans Summit, a statewide conference dedicated to improving services and support for ...

With the theme "Celebrating an Independent Judiciary – Guardians of the Constitution: Our Past, Present, and Future," Chief ...

The complexity and costs to defend a person facing the death penalty have increased, and so will the compensation paid to attorneys who take on the task. The Capital Case Attorney Fee Council recently ...

A citizen initiative to add data center regulations to the city of Wilmington’s zoning code cannot appear on the Nov. 3 general election because the initiative improperly contains a provision allowing ...

Ohio schools can now submit applications for transportation grants to help offset travel costs for student field trips to the Thomas J. Moyer Ohio Judicial Center. To make it easier for students ...

Forty-five years ago today, on Sept. 16, 1981, the First District Court of Appeals decided a landmark case in Ohio concerning issues of education and equal protection. Menke v. Ohio High School ...