Residents Seek to Ban Data Centers In July 2026, the residents filed a petition with the city clerk seeking to amend the city charter to prohibit the construction of data centers. The clerk sent the ...

A court administrator and a chief deputy clerk from two Ohio courts have graduated from a national program, concluding ...

Supreme Court Analyzed Charter Proposal Requirements Amendments to city charters are governed by Article XVIII, Sections 8 and 9 of the Ohio Constitution. Article 9 requires that a charter amendment ...

On July 24, 2026, The Supreme Court of Ohio (the “Court”) was notified by vendor West Publishing Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Thomson Reuters Corporation and doing business as Thomson ...

The goal of the Supreme Court of Ohio Student to Lawyer Symposium on Oct. 2 is to help students as they transition into the practice of law. This year’s theme focuses on well-being, emotional ...

The Lake Erie Correctional Institution must pay a northeast Ohio inmate $2,000 in statutory damages for failing to release surveillance camera footage to him regarding two encounters with correctional ...

Individuals with a criminal record in the court, which hears misdemeanor and traffic cases, can participate in the free legal clinic. In an announcement, the court described the clinic as “a one-stop ...

For the first time, a second-generation participant has graduated from Ohio's Court Management Program. Ryan joined the Certified Court Manager (CCM) Class of 2026 while working as the family recovery ...

The parents of a child identified as A.S. are her mother C.S. and her father L.H. In 2017, the Summit County Juvenile Court found that A.S. was a dependent child, which is a term used to describe a ...

A dairy worker did not have to prove that his employer never intended to repair or replace damaged farm equipment in order to claim his injuries were caused by a part missing its safety guards, the ...