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Ohio Supreme Court Holds Termination of Community Control Is Final Discharge for Purposes of Sealing Records and Terminates Unsatisfied Condition to Pay Child-Support Arrearages
Loaded on April 15, 2023
by Matthew Clarke
published in Criminal Legal News
May, 2023, page 16
Filed under:
Child Support Recovery Act/Deadbeat Parents Punishment Act.
Location:
Ohio.
by Matthew Thomas Clarke
The Supreme Court of Ohio held termination of nonresidential community control (“NCC”) is a “final discharge” within the meaning of R.C. 2953.32, permitting eligibility to apply to seal the record of a conviction three years after a felon receives final discharge even if some of the ...
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