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Man blinded by bean bag during Cleveland racial protest sues - Wilmington News Journal

Man blinded by bean bag during Cleveland racial protest sues By Mark Gillispie - Associated Press CLEVELAND (AP) A man hit in the face with a bean bag that left him blind in one eye during a racial injustice protest in downtown Cleveland a year ago has sued the sheriff’s deputy who shot him. Attorneys for John Sanders, 25, of Sandusky, filed the complaint in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court on Saturday, the day before the one-year anniversary of a Black Lives Matter protest organized in the wake of George Floyd’s slaying in Minneapolis. “The injuries inflicted upon Sanders were part and parcel of a long history of inhumane treatment of citizens” by the Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office, the lawsuit said.

Many Northeast Ohio felony courts aren t rushing to relax COVID-19 restrictions

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The looming relaxation of some of Ohio’s coronavirus-related restrictions isn’t likely to drastically change how court proceedings look in several Northeast Ohio courthouses. Officials at common pleas courts in Cuyahoga, Lorain, Medina and Summit counties say that they plan to keep in place most of the safety measures they have been operating under since the onset of the .

Cleveland judge postpones court s first jury trial since pre-COVID era after just 12 people show up for jury duty

CLEVELAND, Ohio A Cleveland Municipal Court judge on Thursday had to scrap the court’s first scheduled jury trial since the coronavirus pandemic began because not enough people showed up for jury duty. Only 12 of the 75 people the court summoned for jury duty reported to the Justice Center on Thursday morning, leaving the court with too few potential jurors to seat a jury, Judge Suzan .

Leo M Spellacy, longest-serving presiding judge in Cuyahoga County history and prosecutor of Sam Sheppard, dies at 86

Leo M. Spellacy, longest-serving presiding judge in Cuyahoga County history and prosecutor of Sam Sheppard, dies at 86 Kaylee Remington, cleveland.com © GUS CHAN/Gus Chan Leo Spellacy, who was the longest-running Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court presiding judge died Friday at the age of 86, his son, attorney Kevin Spellacy, told cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer. CLEVELAND, Ohio Leo Spellacy, the longest-serving presiding judge in Cuyahoga County history, died Friday at 86, his son, attorney Kevin Spellacy, told cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer Saturday. Kevin Spellacy said his father had a number of things going on with his health but had an “event” that put him in the hospital.

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