Legal Opinion
McFinley v. Bethesda Oak Hospital
Ohio Court of Appeals
Decided May 20, 1992No. C-910001PublishedCited by 25 opinions
1Per curiam
On June 16, 1986, a security officer employed at Bethesda Oak Hospital in Cincinnati arrested another hospital employee, plaintiff-appellant Courtney McFinley, after the officer confiscated from her what appeared to be a set of brass knuckles. As a result of the arrest, McFinley was formally charged with the offense of carrying a concealed weapon, brought to trial before a judge of the Hamilton County Municipal Court, and acquitted on the ground that she had not knowingly carried the brass knuckles as a weapon. 1 The acquittal, in turn, spawned the filing of a civil action against the…
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