State v. Bedford

Dickinson, Presiding Judge.

INTRODUCTION

{¶ 1} A jury convicted Joseph Bedford of domestic violence and disrupting public services, which are felonies of the fourth degree. At his sentencing hearing, the trial court told him that his sentence would be two years in prison “with a period of three years * * * mandatory post-release control.” It then wrote in its journal entry that as part of Bedford’s sentence, he “may be supervised by the Adult Parole Authority after [he] leaves prison * * * for a mandatory Three (3) years as determined by the Adult Parole Authority.” Bedford has appealed his…