State v. Dickard
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtAnn McManamon, J.
On July 20, 1982, defendant-appellant, Leslie Dickard, was found guilty on a charge of assault 1 after a jury trial in the Garfield Heights Municipal Court. The court sentenced him to sixty days in jail and fined him $600, of which forty-five days and $200 of the fine were suspended, and put appellant on three years’ probation.
It is from this conviction that appellant assigns the following errors:
“I. The defendant was denied due process when the trial court refused his request for a record of the trial.
“II. The defendant was denied due process when the trial court permitted unsworn witnesses…
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