The Cleveland Plain Dealer has some recent articles highlighting Judge Florence Allen and calling for her recognition. Allen is colloquially known as “the first woman judge” as she was the first woman elected to a trial court of general jurisdiction
Hepatitis A outbreak prompts city to consider restaurant ratings
The Coast Guard’s 65 signal flags and pennants were part of Scott Benson’s life for 20 years. He retired with the rank of Commander and now finds himself an elected Detroit City Councilmember, chairing the Public Health and Safety Committee.
Third Columbus-area facility hit
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Hot water system to blame for Mount Carmel outbreak
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Oral Argument Preview: Is a Bank A Victim of a Forged Check? State of Ohio v. Zachary C. Allen
The New Age Law Firm In One of Columbus’s Oldest Buildings
Bricker & Eckler has grown its footprint as one of the Midwest’s leading law firms—and one committed to creating innovative technology solutions with clients in mind.
New Ohio Gov puts halt to all executions until Ohio develops new execution method
As reported in this local article, headlined “Gov. Mike DeWine freezes all Ohio executions while new method developed,” the Buckeye state is yet again in a capital holding pattern because it governor is troubled by the state’s current execution
Revisiting Recusals: Complaint Dismissed Against Justice DeWine Over Hearing AG Cases.
Should Justice Pat DeWine have recused himself in cases in which the Attorney General’s office, led by his father, either appeared as a party, or as an amicus? On November 9, 2018, a three-judge hearing panel unanimously said no, and
Dare I create an open thread for comments on a (sure-to-be-historic) day of overload?
Main September 27, 2018Dare I create an open thread for comments on a (sure-to-be-historic) day of overload?I am likely not to have any time for blogging over the next couple of days because of this exciting event taking place in
Two exciting DEPC events this coming week
Main September 23, 2018Two exciting DEPC events this coming weekIn separate prior posts here and here, I noted two substantive events scheduled this week involving the new OSU Drug Enforcement and Policy Center (which I help direct). I am