The 12th District Court of Appeals this week affirmed the decision of the Preble County Court of Common Pleas denying Kenneth Harlan Kent’s most recent petition for post-conviction relief. According ...

The Board of Commissioners of the Lawyers’ Fund for Client Protection awarded a $75,000 maximum claim as part of $180,445.18 distributed to 31 victims of attorney theft at its meeting March 3.

Dear Mr. Berko: I'm writing for a 46-year-old friend of mine who escaped Cuba and came to the U.S. in 1981. I told him to write to you, and he did so in Spanish (he doesn't speak English) to ask what ...

In a recent New York Times op-ed piece, Gloria Steinem defined “chick flick” as a movie “that has more dialogue than car chases, more relationships than special effects and whose suspense comes more ...

A Seneca County appeals court ruled this week that consecutive prison sentences were properly ordered for a man who broke into several homes to fuel his prescription drug addiction. The 3rd District ...

An Oakwood lawmaker is going after the health care industry and Gov. John Kasich's administration with the bill he's proposed to require the Ohio Legislature sign off on any consent decree or ...

Every new law, administrative rule, directive or state policy would be graded on its health impact of Ohio citizens if a measure championed by a Democrat senator from Columbus clears the legislature. ...

KARNES CITY, Texas (AP) — Visitors climbing the stairs to Barbara Shaw's third-floor office at her South Texas courthouse would spot the gaping cracks in the 19th century brick walls and ask whether ...

Two new resource toolkits intended to help juvenile courts assess current practices were released today by the Ohio Supreme Court’s Children & Families Section. A Caregiver Notice Toolkit and a Youth ...

Rep. Robert McColley believes lawmakers have a duty to correct inequities in existing law. With that in mind, McColley, R-Napoleon, is jointly sponsoring a bill with Rep. Michael Henne, R-Clayton, ...

Democrat leadership in the Ohio Senate is backing a measure that would make it a misdemeanor for any individual to circulate otherwise private, sexual images without the consent of the individual ...

As much as I resist, the whole artificial intelligence thing is creeping into legal software. Or more like rushing into it headlong. The newest entry into AI applied to the law office, or law office ...