discussed Cited as authority (rule) State v. Griffin (Slip Opinion) The state presents one proposition of law: In a trial for engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity under R.C. 2923.32, a jury instruction which states the elements of the offense, provides the statutory definitions of the elements, and informs the jury that it has to find both an “enterprise” and a “pattern of corrupt activity” beyond a reasonable doubt is sufficient to convey the law on the element of “enterprise.” The court is not required to instruct the jury using language from federal case law on the element of “enterprise.” 2 January Term, 2014 {¶ 4} We consolidated the…