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The Eighth District reversed and vacated two contempt findings, holding the trial court improperly charged a defendant with indirect contempt without providing the statutory notice and hearing required by R.C. 2705.03.
The Eighth District affirmed permanent custody after the juvenile court denied a continuance for a mother who had missed four of five prior hearings, finding no due process violation.
The Eighth District rejected an unclean hands defense in a tax foreclosure action, holding the property owner had available legal remedies and could not relitigate valuation in the foreclosure proceeding.
In a 2-1 decision, the Eighth District reversed a permanent custody grant, finding the juvenile court abused its discretion by denying a continuance when CCDCFS filed an amended case plan just six days before the hearing.
The Eighth District affirmed permanent custody of four children where the mother persistently denied that her partner sexually abused her older daughter and failed to complete case-plan objectives.
The Eighth District invalidated a nursing home arbitration agreement embedded within an admissions agreement, holding it failed to comply with R.C. 2711.23’s requirement for a standalone document with mandatory disclosures.
The Eighth District found a nursing home arbitration agreement unconscionable, with a notable concurrence arguing that courts should analyze contractual capacity as a threshold issue before reaching unconscionability.
The Eighth District affirmed a domestic-violence civil protection order including a firearms restriction, holding that repeated unauthorized home entries during parenting time constituted domestic violence.
The Eighth District affirmed summary judgment for Cuyahoga County on a female correction officer’s hostile-work-environment claim, finding the County’s internal disciplinary system satisfied its remedial obligation even without pursuing criminal charges against inmates.
The Eighth District affirmed summary judgment in favor of Reminger Co. in a breach-of-contract action to collect unpaid legal fees, holding that the pro se defendant’s failure to comply with appellate briefing rules and support his assignments of error with argument and authority was fatal.
The Eighth District affirmed convictions for domestic violence and aggravated menacing against EMS workers, holding that the defendant’s verbal death threats to first responders constituted separately punishable offenses from the underlying domestic assault.
The Eighth District affirmed dismissal of an unemployment compensation appeal filed 34 days after the Review Commission’s decision was mailed, holding the 30-day statutory deadline under R.C. 4141.282 is jurisdictional and cannot be overcome by creative pleading.
The Eighth District reversed the trial court’s dismissal of a rape and kidnapping indictment for preindictment delay, holding that the defendant failed to establish actual prejudice from the 16-year gap between the offense and indictment despite the deaths of two potential witnesses.
The Eighth District reversed a jail-time credit calculation where the trial court awarded credit for days the defendant had already received credit for in a separate, unrelated case, and remanded for factual findings supporting the recalculated credit.
The Texas Eighth Court of Appeals reversed a trial court’s denial of a motion to compel arbitration in a solar panel installation dispute, holding that docket entries are not appealable orders, that fraud-in-the-inducement of the underlying contract is for the arbitrator not the court, and that a mediation condition precedent was satisfied when the parties mediated before the trial court signed its written denial.
The Eighth District affirmed temporary custody of an infant to CCDCFS, finding clear and convincing evidence of neglect based on the mother’s pattern of conduct including threats while holding the child, a prior child’s neglect adjudication, and refusal to engage in case-plan services.
The Eighth District reversed the juvenile court’s denial of mandatory bindover, holding that a juvenile’s own recorded confession admitting he ‘put a gun on’ a victim established probable cause for the firearm display element without requiring victim testimony.