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Ohio Supreme Court sets schedule in lawsuit from Cincinnati Right to Life against Ohio Ballot Board
DeBlase and Giroux are in search of to receive the issuance of a writ of mandamus, which is a judicial writ issued as a command, to have the Ohio Supreme Court compel the Ohio Ballot Board to vacate their determination that only just one modification was proposed. In addition, the relators are looking for to have the court make the Ohio Ballot Board issue a dedication that the petition for the proposed amendment consists of a lot more than one proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution and divide the foregoing initiative petition into unique petitions. The respondents in this lawsuit include members of the Committee to Depict Petitioners, including Nancy…
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Cincinnati takes a swing at gun reform with a lawsuit and new ordinances
In an hard work to control gun violence, Cincinnati has two proposed ordinances for Metropolis Council to take into account and has submitted a lawsuit versus the condition. The first ordinance addresses the secure storage of firearms to keep them away from little ones. The 2nd ordinance would bar all those convicted of domestic violence or topic to a defense buy from possessing firearms. The ordinances are extensions or additions to present guidelines. They give law enforcement and prosecutors a several extra choices when it will come to addressing gun violence in scenarios that could not rise to the stage of a felony. As town ordinances, both of those of…
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Greater Cincinnati residents sued for old car debt; Discrepancies found in lawsuits
A growing number of greater Cincinnati residents are finding out they have car troubles in the courts. Local residents are being sued for cars many of them no longer own. The debtors are being told they owe thousands of dollars, and some are even having their wages garnished. The Hamilton County Clerk of Courts first brought this issue to WLWT’s attention. Investigative reporter Jatara McGee spent weeks working to get answers. The problems stem from the last 10 years or so, and the fallout is far from over. Sade Herron, a Cincinnati mom of three, explained how her car troubles began around March 2015. She was pregnant at the time…
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