Ohio Supreme Court
7 published articles from this court.
Overruling two precedents, the court held judges cannot seat jurors shown unwilling to follow the law, but found four challenged jurors in a $30 million suit made no such showing.
The court refused to order the Lorain County elections board to list the measure, holding the vote fell outside the constitution's 60-to-120-day window.
A unanimous court held that the juvenile court's claim that its union contracts were void from the start does not defeat the arbitration clauses inside them.
A unanimous Ohio Supreme Court held that a Lorain County judge did not err by finding five class-action requirements met after ruling that two were not.
A unanimous court held that a developer's draft site plan gave it no vested right to pre-moratorium zoning rules, so Lordstown may pause review of the project.
The court unanimously rejected a developer's bid to strike a citizen initiative reversing its townhome rezoning despite a missed state certification deadline.
The court held that Ohio's refiling statute saves a whole lawsuit rather than single claims and has no one-use limit, reviving negligence claims against Glenmede Trust.