State v. Staten

Appellant first contends that the Common Pleas Court did not follow the mandate of this court on remand because it did not apply the proper test for insanity. However, a reading of the journal entry of the Common Pleas Court demonstrates that appellant’s con*109tention is without support. The journal entry, in pertinent part, provides:

“This matter came on to be heard on the Mandate of the Ohio Supreme Court dated April 9, 1969, and the court adheres to their previous judgment, having at that time found that the defendant, Terry Lee Staten, at the time of committing the criminal act with which he…