Ohio colleges still accept new students after May deadline
A Columbus Dispatch roundup notes about 18 Ohio colleges, among 280 nationwide, still have room for new students after the traditional May 1 deadline. Most are private institutions with under 5,000 students, signaling unmet enrollment goals for fall.
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Judge rules killer’s IQ makes execution impossible
Lorain County judge rules Donzelle Crosby cannot be executed if convicted of aggravated murder due to an IQ of 52. The ruling follows expert testing for both sides, aligning with Supreme Court constraints on executing the intellectually disabled. Crosby faces life without parole if convicted, in the March 1 2011 shooting during a botched West 17th Street drug house robbery.
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Jason Smith
Lorain
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Christopher Rothgery
Raymond Smith
Smith
Ronald Lally
Stanley Jalowiec
Jalowiec
Aaron Rodriguez
Eddie Velez
Jeremy Brown
Families sue over Brunswick High crash wrongful death
The families of three of four Brunswick High School students killed in a June 3 2012 crash sue CSX Columbia and Liverpool township trustees plus Lorain and Medina counties. They say the highway crossing was dangerous and failed to prevent the fatal airborne crash that killed Blake Bartchak Lexi Poerner and Kevin Fox. driver Jeffrey Chaya died and Julia Romito survived. The suit cites 69 mph speed at impact and a $450 000 railroad crossing overhaul five years earlier.
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Lexi Poerner
Kevin Fox
Jeffrey Chaya
Lorain County
Julia Romito
Ohio Highway Patrol
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Boston Road
Columbia Station
Appeals court orders new hearings for convicted killer Dovala
The 9th District Court of Appeals ruled that Visiting Judge Thomas Pokorny misapplied evidence about whether defense lawyer Burge consulted with a medical expert. The ruling could lead to additional hearings on Burge's preparation for Dovala's 2005 trial and raise questions about her bid for a new trial.
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Melissa Dovala
Lorain County Common Pleas
James Burge
9Th District Court of Appeals
Thomas Pokorny
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Riley Smath
Barry Wilford
Dovala
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Tom Watson
Thomas Swanson
Laura Perkovic
Swanson
Perkovic
Riley
Amherst
Pokorny
Judith Cross
Appeals Court
Joe Frolik
Cuyahoga County
Tim McGinty
Brad Dicken
Bdicken
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