The Supreme Court of Ohio filed amendments on Thursday to the annual update to the Rules of Practice and Procedure with the Ohio General Assembly, including changes to the criminal discovery process that were developed through a collaborative process involving the criminal defense bar and prosecutors.
Attorney Paul F. Adamson
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