Insanity plea shifts burden in murder cases
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled insanity defenses are affirmative and the prosecution must prove sanity at the time of the crime. In two cases Eddie Humphries and Barbara Meyer saw conflicting lower court rulings, with Humphries upheld for lack of objection and Meyer granted a new trial.
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Ohio House ethics chief defends toll call policy
Columbus reports Rep. Arthur Wilkowski defends taxpayers paying for calls to legislators relatives while lawmakers push rules on long distance use. He cites work away from home and family contact, backing Rep. Bob McEwen who billed for calls to his wife and relatives from Hillsboro and offices. He opposes judging private conversations.
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