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Former assistant prosecutor suspended for soliciting officer posing as teen - Vimarsana News

Former assistant prosecutor suspended for soliciting officer posing as teen

A former Cuyahoga County assistant prosecutor recently was indefinitely suspended from practicing law for soliciting sex online from an undercover officer posing as a 15-year-old girl.

Ohio attorney disbarred for having sex with minor | The Highland County Press - Vimarsana News

Ohio attorney disbarred for having sex with minor | The Highland County Press

The Supreme Court of Ohio has permanently disbarred a northwest Ohio attorney who the Court found repeatedly had sex with a child.

Ohio Supreme Court: Police properly obtained juvenile's confession to shooting friend - Vimarsana News

Ohio Supreme Court: Police properly obtained juvenile's confession to shooting friend

The Supreme Court of Ohio last week affirmed the juvenile murder disposition of a 15-year-old Cleveland boy for the 2019 shooting death of a 14-year-old boy.   

Lawyer disbarred for stealing from clients | The Highland County Press - Vimarsana News

Lawyer disbarred for stealing from clients | The Highland County Press

The Supreme Court disbarred Gary A. Vick Jr. for committing several ethics rule violations while neglecting the legal matters of three clients and failing to cooperate in disciplinary investigations.

Ohio Supreme Court rejects attempt to vacate conviction based on victim's revelation years later - Vimarsana News

Ohio Supreme Court rejects attempt to vacate conviction based on victim's revelation years later

The Supreme Court of Ohio recently rejected a man’s effort to vacate his attempted murder conviction. The man’s claim was based on the victim stating seven years after the conviction that he might have misidentified who shot him.