State v. Brantley
Ohio Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtTaft, C. J.
Section 2915.111 provides punishment as for a misdemeanor “for a first offense” and punishment as for a felony (i. e., imprisonment for a maximum term of more than one year. See Sections 1.05 and 1.06, Revised Code) “for each subsequent offense.”
*141Defendant was opnvicted for a violation of that statute, which took place in October 1961. This conviction was in March 1962. Thereafter, defendant was indicted and convicted as a subsequent offender for a violation of that statute, which occurred in February 1962.
Defendant contends that he cannot he convicted as a subsequent offender because his…
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