64 Ohio App. 2d 165 - State v. Ferguson’s Empirical Analysis
1979
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3
cited by 3 later decisions
1
states following
August 2019
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3 state decisions
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Relies on State v. Arrington · 49 Ohio App. 2d 268 - State v. Haag · State v. Thacker
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“There is possible error and there is denial of due process when a transcript is available but the trial court refuses to furnish it to the defense. In the instant case, however, any prejudice to appellant was also prejudice to the prosecution. Both sides were deprived of a transcript. A clear distinction can be made between Arrington, supra, and the instant case. In Arrington , the prosecutor had a copy of the preliminary hearing transcript while the defendant did not. The instant case is more like Ferguson, supra, where neither side had a copy of the transcript. {¶ 21} "In the instant case, the court did everything possible to correct the harm that may have accrued to the appellant because there was no transcript of a preliminary hearing. The trial court granted a preliminary hearing in the common pleas court.”
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