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Republican Attorney General Dave Yost told the Ohio Supreme Court on Monday that rushing a lawsuit filed against him by a coalition of civil rights organizations seeking to place a package of voter protections on the November ballot is unjustified.
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The amount of taxpayer money spent on the security detail Gov. Mike DeWine took to the Super Bowl in 2022 is not a public record, according to the Ohio Supreme Court.
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The Ohio Supreme Court has dismissed the state’s challenge to a judge’s order that’s blocked enforcement of Ohio's near-ban on abortions for the past 14 months.
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Abortion rights advocates have filed paperwork in the case involving the six-week abortion ban that's been on hold by courts, claiming Issue 1 makes it unconstitutional.
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A seven-year-old lawsuit before the Ohio Supreme Court asks who's responsible if food that’s advertised to be free of bones, shells, lactose or some specific substance is not.
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Republican Attorney General Dave Yost admitted in his brief in the Ohio Supreme Court case that Issue 1 makes the ban on abortion after six weeks illegal, but also said that shouldn’t end the case.
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The decision to uphold the latest legislative maps from the Ohio Redistricting Commission was widely expected as the Ohio Supreme Court's composition has changed since it struck down maps five times in the last year.
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Democrat Jennifer Brunner wants to remove partisan labels from judges on Ohio ballots and remove a rule that requires justices to leave the bench before running for another office.
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The 65-year sentence of a former nursing home aide who admitted stealing thousands of dollars from residents will stand, though the Ohio Supreme Court made a different decision on the case late last year.
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The state high court wrote that Secretary of State Frank LaRose and the board of elections "disregarded the law” when they overruled a protest about petition language.