In my opinion the failure of Justice Dewine, a Republican, to recuse himself from the redistricting dispute is a sad commentary on the state of the Republican Party in Ohio.

I am awaiting the difficult cases arising from January 6th. The hallowed DOJ and the eminent Judge Garland have disappointed me.

In this case the Ohio Supreme Court determined that a municipality was not liable for injury to a motorist due to an obscured stop sign. Traveling on a street, Pelletier drove through a stop sign, hit another vehicle, and was injured. She did not see the stop sign,...

This is another one of those Ohio Supreme Court cases that I find hard to swallow. Johnson v. Montgomery, 2017-Ohio-1472.

The Ohio Supreme Court tells us that the life of an Ohio citizen is not worth much. Your daughter is raped repeatedly by a serial rapist.

Electronic filing, or for that matter, any filing has become an exercise in how to get through a corn maze.

How can a large corporation which defrauds, cheats, and steals from people avoid getting sued in court? It sticks a clause into the “agreement” that any dispute has to be arbitrated.

The United States Supreme Court decision in Citizens United v. FEC was perceived as a victory for conservatives.

A recent case decided by the Ohio Supreme Court caught my eye. In Hoyle v. DTJ Enterprises, Inc. 2015-Ohio-843 the issue was insurance coverage, and who contributes to Supreme Court races.

In the abstract most people favor the death penalty. Everyone can remember or imagine a homicide where the perpetrator deserved or deserves to die.