A convicted murderer scheduled to die in Ohio on Thursday is asking to donate his organs to family members suffering from kidney disease and a heart condition.
Case Western Reserve law dean Lawrence Mitchell has announced he is taking a temporary leave of absence because of the “distraction” of a pending suit that accuses him of retaliation…
The claims that Internal Revenue Service workers displayed bias against conservative political groups’ applications for tax-exempt status have brought good news for two law firms.
Law professors at Cleveland-Marshall who received a $666 pay raise were allegedly penalized for their union activities, according to an unfair labor practice charge filed with the state of Ohio.
A controversial municipal court judge in Cleveland should be examined to see if she is “suffering from a mental illness that substantially impairs her ability to perform her duties as…
Unemployed and hungry, an Ohio woman says she figured that she could help herself to some coins in a fountain at the Logan County Courthouse in Bellefontaine because they didn’t…
An Ohio judge failed to follow established case law when he acquitted a rape defendant for failing to penetrate the victim far enough, an appeals court has ruled.
An Ohio lawyer who billed for lengthy work days on court-appointed cases, including one that stretched for 29 hours, is facing a disciplinary proceeding.
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