State v. Lichtenwalter (2021)
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· 20 citation events
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State v. Lawson (2026)
General conclusory allegations to the effect that a defendant has been denied effective assistance of counsel are inadequate as a matter of law to impose an evidentiary hearing." State v. Lichtenwalter, 2021-Ohio-1394, ¶ 42 (5th Dist.), citing State v. Jackson, 64 Ohio St.2d 107, 111 (1980). {¶ 14} Lawson therefore bore the initial burden to "submit evidentiary documents containing sufficient operative facts to demonstrate . . . " "that [constitutional] errors did occur and …
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State v. Biggs (2026)
State v. Lichtenwalter, 2021-Ohio-1394, ¶45 (5th Dist.).
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State v. Beatty (2026)
“Ohio’s speedy trial statutes codify the constitutional guarantee of a speedy trial.” State v. Lichtenwalter, 2021-Ohio-1394, ¶ 35 (5th Dist.); R.C. 2945.71, et seq.
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State v. Newlon (2025)
General conclusory allegations to the effect that a defendant has been denied effective assistance of counsel are inadequate as a matter of law to impose an evidentiary hearing.” State v. Lichtenwalter, 2021-Ohio-1394, ¶ 42 (5th Dist.), citing State v. Jackson, 64 Ohio St.2d 107, 111 (1980). {¶9} Thus, a petitioner bears the initial burden to “submit evidentiary documents containing sufficient operative facts to demonstrate * * * “ “that [constitutional] errors did occur and…
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State v. Evans (2024)
See also State v. Phelps, 2022-Ohio-3025, ¶ 35 (5th Dist.); State v. Carroll, 2021-Ohio-3937, ¶ 11 (5th Dist.), appeal not allowed, 2022-Ohio-554 , citing Village of Montpelier v. Greeno, 25 Ohio St.3d 170, 172 , 495 N.E.2d 581 (1986); State v. Lichtenwalter, 2021-Ohio-1394, ¶ 34 (5th Dist.). {¶20} There is no dispute that Appellant entered a guilty plea to the Indictment and received a sentence as recommended by the State.
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State v. Hogya (2024)
“Thus, a valid indictment can be returned subsequent to either a nolle prosequi or a dismissal of prior felony charges for failure to provide a preliminary hearing within 15 [or 10] days of the initial arrest.” Bonarrigo at 12 ; State v. Lichtenwalter, 5th Dist. Guernsey Nos. 20CA000013 and 20CA000023, 2021-Ohio-1394, ¶ 32 (“even though the appellant was not provided a timely preliminary hearing, he was subsequently indicted by a grand jury following a bind over and convicte…
“even though the appellant was not provided a timely preliminary hearing, he was subsequently indicted by a grand jury following a bind over and convicted”