On July 4, 1954, Marilyn Sheppard, the wife of a prominent local doctor from a Cleveland suburb, was found bludgeoned to death in her bed. Her husband, Sam Sheppard, stood trial for the murder, although he claimed his wife was …
Law enforcement’s ability to legally “stop and frisk” a suspect whom an officer reasonably suspects may be armed and dangerous rests upon a legal precedent with deep Cleveland (and CSU |LAW) connections. The facts of the case played out in …
CALI lessons – faculty authored, peer reviewed, web-based, interactive tutorials – can be a great way to prepare for class or review for an exam. CALI lessons cover discrete topics, as opposed to entire legal subjects, so they are great …
Since we covered tracking Ohio regulations last week, this week we’ll focus on tracking Ohio bills. Our Ohio primary law research guide has a tab covering Ohio bills & bill tracking where you’ll find suggestions for both free tracking sites …
Ohio’s administrative rules – which eventually get codified into the Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) – change rapidly. If you’re working in or interested in an area of law that’s heavily governed by rule making (think healthcare, medical marijuana, education or …
