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Ohio Judges, Attorneys Discuss Next Steps for Marriage Equality
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What are the effects in Ohio of the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision in Obergefell v. Hodges that ruled state laws against same-sex marriages are unconstitutional? A panel of four… Read More
Symposium On Opiate Addiction Focuses On Coordinated Effort
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Ohio’s response to the devastating effects of opiate abuse continued on June 30 as more than 800 state and local leaders came together to learn about promising judicial practices and… Read More
Teachers To Witness Ohio Government In Action
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Teachers from around Ohio will be in Columbus this week to participate in Ohio Government in Action, a behind-the-scenes exploration of Ohio’s three branches of government. Ohio Government in Action… Read More
Portrait Of First African- American Ohio Supreme Court Justice Dedicated
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A portrait of the late Ohio Supreme Court Justice Robert M. Duncan was dedicated Thursday at the Thomas J. Moyer Ohio Judicial Center. During an official session of the Supreme… Read More
Law Experts Examine ‘Protection Vs. Privacy’
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The issues of privacy, surveillance, and the First Amendment were examined at the Kiroff Bench Bar Seminar sponsored by the Toledo Bar Association on Friday, October 11. The seminar titled… Read More
New Grant Announced During Domestic Violence Awareness Month
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More than 18,000 domestic violence civil protection orders were filed in Ohio’s courts last year, according to statistics compiled by the Ohio Supreme Court. Wednesday, the Supreme Court announced funding… Read More
Proposed Rules Change Would Allow For Better Reporting Of Mentally Ill Offenders
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The Supreme Court of Ohio is proposing a change to rules governing Ohio’s courts to allow for consistent reporting to law enforcement about convictions that involve violent mentally ill offenders…. Read More