State v. Carroll
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Kline, Judge.
The state of Ohio, plaintiff-appellee, indicted Shawn Carroll, defendant-appellant, for an aggravated felony of the second degree (felonious assault) with a firearm specification. The indictment did not contain a R.C. 2941.143 specification. Through a negotiated plea, the appellant signed a form captioned “Petition to Enter Plea of Guilty.” He entered pleas of guilty to a fourth-degree felony (aggravated assault) 1 and the original firearm specification. The trial court accepted both pleas and sentenced the appellant to a penal institution. The sentence consisted of three years…
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