Marion Police Chief Jay McDonald, president of the Ohio Fraternal Order of Police, agreed with Bosch and said that voters ...
An Ohio newspaper is challenging a law in the state’s Supreme Court that police departments cite as a reason why they don’t ...
The Ohio Supreme Court will consider whether a crime victims' law allows police to withhold officers' names when they're ...
The Ohio Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday from lawyers representing the Columbus Dispatch and the Columbus Division ...
A second worker has died a day after the mass shooting at an Ohio cosmetics warehouse, officials said Thursday — as the suspected gunman is due in court ... between a victim and the shooter ...
It involves how to interpret Marsy's Law, a voter-approved amendment to the Ohio Constitution that is supposed to protect and support crime victims ... asked the Ohio Supreme Court to order ...
Police officers involved in shootings or other uses of force could have their names kept confidential if the Ohio Supreme Court decides a crime victims' rights provision in the state constitution ...
It involves how to interpret Marsy's Law, a voter-approved amendment to the Ohio Constitution ... making them the victims. Young's case is on hold while the court considers the Dispatch lawsuit. In a ...
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