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Background: Johnathan D. Kozee was convicted of felonious assault following a jury trial in the Scioto County Court of Common Pleas. The jury found Kozee guilty of felonious assault after he attacked James Liles, which resulted in Liles' hospitalization and later...
Background Johnny Cowherd was charged with drug trafficking and possession offenses after engaging in controlled buys of narcotics. He was initially released on a $10,000 bail, but after additional charges were filed, his bail was raised to $1,000,000. Cowherd argued...
Background Alma Gray was indicted on charges of felonious assault with a firearm specification and endangering children. Gray pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity (NGRI) and requested NGRI evaluations. After multiple evaluations, she withdrew her NGRI plea and...
Key Issue on Appeal: The Defendant's Waiver Before The Polygraph Did Not Extend To The Post-Polygraph Interview Stewart G. Stacy, the defendant-appellant, appeals his convictions and sentence for multiple counts of Rape and Gross Sexual Imposition. After reviewing the...
Key Issue on Appeal: Lack of Knowledge in Guilty Plea The primary issue on appeal revolves around Mr. Davis’s guilty plea, which he contends was not entered knowingly or intelligently due to a misunderstanding about the consequences of his plea. Mr. Davis faced...
Key Issue on Appeal: Ineffective Assistance of Counsel in Voir Dire The central issue in this appeal revolves around whether defense counsel failed to sufficiently question a juror with a close relationship to the lead investigator in the case, potentially overlooking...
When a jury finds someone guilty, that verdict can be devastating. However, in some cases you may be able to appeal a conviction. What issues could create the foundation for a successful appeal? 1. Someone made legal errors during the trial. One common reason for an...
Many individuals convicted of criminal offenses after taking a case to trial reject the court's decision. They believe that their conviction was a legal mistake. Occasionally, convicted defendants hope to appeal the initial criminal court ruling. However, they need to...