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After being convicted of two felony crimes, Marion Common Pleas Judge Jason Warner and his wife Julia were sentenced to two years in prison.

In a motion filed on Monday, Margaret Tomaro, special prosecutor from the Ohio Attorney General's Office who is leading this case, said placing the two on community control would "demean the seriousness of this offense." Jason and Julia were both found guilty by visiting Judge Patricia Cosgrove for two felony crimes; one third-degree felony for complicity to tampering with evidence, and one fourth-degree felony for complicity to failure to stop after an accident. Tomaro, in the recommendation, noted the maximum prison sentence for complicity to tampering with evidence is 36 months, while com...

Mar 10, 2021 (MARION, Ohio) — A Marion County Common Pleas judge and his wife have been found guilty of multiple felony charges stemming from a June 2020 hit-and-run that injured a 19-year-old man, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced today. ‘It’s almost a cliché – the coverup is worse than the crime. Here, the most serious crimes were what happened after the crash – and a sitting judge should have known better,” Yost said. “This case shows that even the most powerful people are not above the law. I’m proud of the assistant attorneys general who prosecuted this case to a...

MARION, Ohio (AP) — A county judge and his wife were convicted on multiple charges after they left the scene of a hit-and-run crash that injured a 19-year-old man last week, the state Attorney...