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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 2014

Page

12

Court strikes down Ohio false statements law on political speech

A federal judge in Cincinnati ruled Ohio's statute banning false statements about candidates is unconstitutional and cannot be enforced by the Ohio Elections Commission. The decision cites free speech protections and aims to let voters decide political truth, marking a victory for the Susan B. Anthony List in the case stemming from a 2010 congressional race.

Cincinnati Ohio U.S. Supreme Court U.S. District Court Timothy Black Mission Black Supreme Court Susan B. Anthony Then- Uss Steve Driehaus Barack Obama Driehaus Marjorie Dannenfelser Anthony List Group

Reversal wheel action cited in fatal Route 2 crash

Assistant County Prosecutor argues Clifford acted to avert disaster after Susane drove at high speed 80 mph causing a crash that killed Lusane. Proceedings seek review to overturn a verdict and hold Lusane liable for vehicular homicide and negligent assault amid defense claims of self preservation.

Clifford Lusane Tyrell Hicks Lucius Johnson Freddie Springfield Susane Ohio Highway Patrol Dennis Will Janik List Will Duff Speed

O'Neill Healthcare Renames Center Ridge Campus and Nearby Centers

North Ridgeville and surrounding Lorain and Cuyahoga counties see Center Ridge Health Campus adopt O'Neill Healthcare branding. Bruce McNabb says operations and services remain unchanged as branding shifts across four family owned senior living sites. New signage marks the rebranding while Bayview Hospice joins the family. Fairview Park nursing center and Bay Village renovations are planned.

North Ridgeville Center Ridge Bay Village North Olmsted Lakewood McNabb O’neill Bayview Hospice Center O'Neill O’ Neill Healthcare Fairview Park Garnett Lorain Road Bradley Bay Health Center Pathways Wellington Place Bradley Bay Center Ridge Health

Ohio Supreme Court rules diversion program moot in Lorain County

The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed Lorain County Prosecutor Dennis Will s challenge to the General Division diversion program as moot after the judges shut it down following a June appeals court ruling that it violated separation of powers. The program, created in 2010 and unused since, admitted about 20 defendants. Will never accepted it and argued state law restricts diversion to prosecutors. If revived, Will said he would seek court intervention.

Ohio Supreme Court Lorain County Dennis Will 9Th District Court of Appeals Will James Burge Burge

Suspect Gauna in bank robbery arrested in minutes

An affidavit describes Gauna wearing a hooded sweatshirt and eye mask as he enters a bank with a black handgun, demands cash, and escapes with a dye pack stained bundle. A witness saw a man matching Gauna flee then return, and a deputy arrested him within 15 minutes. The gun was later said to be a toy. A bike and clothing were found near the auto shop. Contact details follow.

Gauna Lorain County

Jury Finds Diaz Guilty for Taylor Killing Amid Remorse Debate

Prosecutor John Miraldi urged judges that Diaz showed no remorse after his arrest two years ago and mocked the case, contrasting his conduct with a supposed random act of kindness. The remarks framed Diaz and Clarence Adams as delivering brutality rather than mercy.

Tor Laura Dezort Diaz John Miraldi Adams Clarence Adams Mr. Taylor Miraldi

Oberlin dispatcher reinstated by arbitrator after time-card fraud ruling

An arbitrator ordered Susan Jackson rehired as an Oberlin Police Department dispatcher in 2013 after a year off work following firings in 2012 for falsifying time cards and a $6 theft claim. The ruling upheld that the $6 incident was a misunderstanding and that the timecard falsifications were not intentional. Jackson returned to duties but was not paid for the intervening year.

Oberlin Oberlin Police Department Susan Jackson Robert Lustig Jackson Thomas Miller Mike McCloskey Miller Eric Norenberg

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