State ex rel. Brady v. Industrial Commission

I dissent from today’s decision for the following reasons. First, I must voice my vigorous disapproval of the majority’s use of the abhorrent “some evidence” jargon. My dislike of this standardless standard has been expressed on many occasions. See, *243e.g., Meeks v. Ohio Brass Co. (1984), 10 Ohio St. 3d 147, 149-150 (Clifford F. Brown, J., concurring). My position remains unchanged. The “some evidence” doubletalk is merely a meaningless rubber stamp used to validate unjust decisions of the Industrial Commission. I cannot concur in its continued use.

Second, the majority opinion ignores certain…