State v. Fisher

{¶1} After Dewayne R. Fisher pled guilty to three felonies, the trial court sentenced him to prison on one of the felonies and imposed community-control sanctions on the other two. However it imposed the community-control sanctions consecutively to the prison sentence. Rather than appealing the sentence, Dewayne R. Fisher filed a motion to vacate the judgment, claiming it was void. The trial court denied the motion and Dewayne R. Fisher appealed that decision.

{¶2} First Fisher contends the court erroneously failed to merge the allied offenses of felonious assault and kidnapping, rendering…