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OHIO STATUTES AND CODES
Chapter 2953: APPEALS; OTHER POSTCONVICTION REMEDIES
- 2953.01 Appeals and post-conviction remedies definitions.
- 2953.02 Review of judgments on appeal.
- 2953.03 Motion for new trial - notice of appeal filed.
- 2953.04 to 2953.06 [Repealed].
- 2953.07 Powers of appellate court.
- 2953.08 Appeal as a matter of right - grounds.
- 2953.09 Execution of the sentence or judgment suspended.
- 2953.10 Power and authority to suspend execution of sentence.
- 2953.11 Custody of defendant under suspended sentence pending appeal.
- 2953.12 [Repealed].
- 2953.13 Reversal of conviction.
- 2953.14 State may institute appeal.
- 2953.21 Post conviction relief petition.
- 2953.22 Post conviction relief hearing.
- 2953.23 Post conviction relief petition - time for filing.
- 2953.24 [Repealed].
- 2953.31 Sealing of record of conviction definitions.
- 2953.32 Sealing of conviction record or bail forfeiture record.
- 2953.321 Divulging confidential investigatory work product.
- 2953.33 Restoration of rights and privileges.
- 2953.34 Sealing record not to affect appeal rights of first offender.
- 2953.35 Divulging confidential information.
- 2953.36 Sealing of record of conviction exceptions.
- 2953.41 to 2953.43 [Repealed].
- 2953.51 Sealing of records after not guilty or dismissal definitions.
- 2953.52 Sealing of records after not guilty finding, dismissal of proceedings or no bill by grand jury.
- 2953.53 Order to seal records - index.
- 2953.54 Officer's specific investigatory work product - divulging confidential information.
- 2953.55 Inquiries as records sealed after not guilty finding - divulging confidential information.
- 2953.56 Violations of secs. 2953.31-2953.61 not basis to exclude or suppress certain evidence.
- 2953.57 Timing of judgment vacating and setting aside conviction because of DNA testing.
- 2953.58 Orders to seal official records.
- 2953.59 Dissemination of confidential information from sealed records by law enforcement officers or agencies.
- 2953.60 Questioning with respect to sealed records; release or dissemination of information from sealed records by state officer or employee.
- 2953.61 Multiple charges - sealing of records.
- 2953.71 Post conviction DNA testing definitions.
- 2953.72 Application for testing.
- 2953.73 Form and service of application.
- 2953.74 Effect of prior tests.
- 2953.75 Prosecutor to use reasonable diligence to obtain biological material for test.
- 2953.76 Prosecutor to consult with testing authority.
- 2953.77 Chain of custody.
- 2953.78 Selection of testing authority.
- 2953.79 Obtaining sample from applicant.
- 2953.80 Criteria for testing authority.
- 2953.81 Test results.
- 2953.82 [Repealed] Criterai for requesting test.
- 2953.83 Rules of criminal procedure applicable.
- 2953.84 Statutory post-conviction DNA testing not exclusive.
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