State v. Forsythe

Per Curiam..

The laws of Ohio permit the review by the Court of Appeals of a judgment of the Common Pleas Court in a criminal action and provide for two methods of accomplishing this review, commonly referred to as (1) appeal as a matter of right and (2) appeal by leave of court. Each of these methods of review is initiated by a defendant-appellant and is circumscribed by certain procedural requirements or conditions which must be satisfied by the defendant-appellant, or, if he has employed counsel, by his counsel for him. State v. Edwards, 157 Ohio St., 175.

In case number 1113 in this court,…