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US Boy, 13, Charged After Allegedly Plotting A Mass Shooting At Synagogue
According to court documents, the teenager was allegedly devising a plan to ''complete a mass shooting'' at Temple Israel in Canton, Ohio
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2 Indian-Origin Men Charged In US For Selling Stolen Beer Worth $20,000
Three people including two Indian-Americans charged with buying and selling stolen beer worth of USD 20,000 in the US state of Ohio appeared in court on Tuesday, according to local media reports.
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US Rape Survivor, 10, Crosses State To End Pregnancy After Abortion Ban
Ohio police have confirmed a 10-year-old rape survivor crossed state lines to terminate her pregnancy, local media reported Wednesday, in a case drawing broad attention after the US Supreme Court overturned a federal right to abortion care.
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Russian Extradited To US To Face Cyber Crime Charges
A Russian national appeared in a US federal court on Thursday after he was extradited from South Korea to Ohio to face charges for his alleged role in a cybercriminal organization, the US Department of Justice said.
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Google Sued to Be Declared a Public Utility Company by Ohio
Ohio asked a court to declare Google a public utility, a step the state's Republican attorney general said would forbid the search and advertising giant from giving preferential treatment to its own products.
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US State Ohio Sues To Have Google Declared A Public Utility
The state of Ohio on Tuesday filed an unprecedented lawsuit calling on a local court to declare Google as much a public utility as an electric company.
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Ohio Man Hid Corpse In Freezer As New Girlfriend Moved In: Police
An Ohio man is accused of stashing the remains of what police believe is his missing former girlfriend in a freezer that he bought with his new, live-in girlfriend, according to a criminal complaint filed in court on Tuesday.
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US Democrats Lose Suit Seeking To Bar Voter Intimidation
The US Supreme Court on Monday rejected an 11th-hour move by the Democratic Party in Ohio seeking to prevent Donald Trump supporters from carrying out certain actions that could be considered voter intimidation.
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'Worst Thing That Has Come Before This Court': Mother Financed Addiction By Letting Drug Dealer Rape Her Child
"I can honestly say that, in three-and-a-half years on the bench, this is by far the worst thing that has come before this court." So said Judge Leslie Ghiz of the Hamilton (Ohio) County Pleas Court as she sentenced April Corcoran to 51 years in prison Tuesday.
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Opinion: These Days, It's Facebook That Defines Pornography
In the 1964 case Jacobellis v. Ohio -- on whether the state of Ohio could ban the showing of a film it had deemed obscene -- Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart famously defined hardcore pornography, a genre not constitutionally protected
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35 Crew Men Of US Ship Challenge Lower Court Order
The 35 crew members of US company-owned ship MV Seaman Guard Ohio, who were sentenced to five years rigorous imprisonment by a lower court on charges of illegally possessing weapons and entering Indian waters in an unauthorized manner, today moved the Madras High court bench here challenging the order.
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Tamil Nadu Court Jails 25 Foreign Ship Crew Members In Arms Case
A court on Monday sentenced crew members of a private American ship, including 25 foreigners, to five years in prison for illegal possession of arms in Indian waters in a verdict that could spark diplomatic tension.
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US Officer Pleads Not Guilty in Black Man's Fatal Shooting
A white Ohio policeman who shot a black man during a routine traffic stop pleaded not guilty to murder charges on Thursday as two of his colleagues were suspended.
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Ohio Police Officer Charged With Murder Released From Jail on Bond
A former University of Cincinnati police officer charged with murder in the shooting death of an unarmed black man was released on Thursday from jail on bond, according to the Hamilton County Clerk of Courts.
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Ohio Man Cleared of Murder After 39 Years in Jail to Get 1 Million Dollar Payment
An Ohio man freed last year after spending 39 years in jail for a murder he did not commit will receive more than $1 million from the state for his wrongful imprisonment, court records show.
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US Boy, 13, Charged After Allegedly Plotting A Mass Shooting At Synagogue
According to court documents, the teenager was allegedly devising a plan to ''complete a mass shooting'' at Temple Israel in Canton, Ohio
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2 Indian-Origin Men Charged In US For Selling Stolen Beer Worth $20,000
Three people including two Indian-Americans charged with buying and selling stolen beer worth of USD 20,000 in the US state of Ohio appeared in court on Tuesday, according to local media reports.
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US Rape Survivor, 10, Crosses State To End Pregnancy After Abortion Ban
Ohio police have confirmed a 10-year-old rape survivor crossed state lines to terminate her pregnancy, local media reported Wednesday, in a case drawing broad attention after the US Supreme Court overturned a federal right to abortion care.
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Russian Extradited To US To Face Cyber Crime Charges
A Russian national appeared in a US federal court on Thursday after he was extradited from South Korea to Ohio to face charges for his alleged role in a cybercriminal organization, the US Department of Justice said.
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Google Sued to Be Declared a Public Utility Company by Ohio
Ohio asked a court to declare Google a public utility, a step the state's Republican attorney general said would forbid the search and advertising giant from giving preferential treatment to its own products.
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US State Ohio Sues To Have Google Declared A Public Utility
The state of Ohio on Tuesday filed an unprecedented lawsuit calling on a local court to declare Google as much a public utility as an electric company.
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Ohio Man Hid Corpse In Freezer As New Girlfriend Moved In: Police
An Ohio man is accused of stashing the remains of what police believe is his missing former girlfriend in a freezer that he bought with his new, live-in girlfriend, according to a criminal complaint filed in court on Tuesday.
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US Democrats Lose Suit Seeking To Bar Voter Intimidation
The US Supreme Court on Monday rejected an 11th-hour move by the Democratic Party in Ohio seeking to prevent Donald Trump supporters from carrying out certain actions that could be considered voter intimidation.
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'Worst Thing That Has Come Before This Court': Mother Financed Addiction By Letting Drug Dealer Rape Her Child
"I can honestly say that, in three-and-a-half years on the bench, this is by far the worst thing that has come before this court." So said Judge Leslie Ghiz of the Hamilton (Ohio) County Pleas Court as she sentenced April Corcoran to 51 years in prison Tuesday.
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Opinion: These Days, It's Facebook That Defines Pornography
In the 1964 case Jacobellis v. Ohio -- on whether the state of Ohio could ban the showing of a film it had deemed obscene -- Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart famously defined hardcore pornography, a genre not constitutionally protected
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35 Crew Men Of US Ship Challenge Lower Court Order
The 35 crew members of US company-owned ship MV Seaman Guard Ohio, who were sentenced to five years rigorous imprisonment by a lower court on charges of illegally possessing weapons and entering Indian waters in an unauthorized manner, today moved the Madras High court bench here challenging the order.
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Tamil Nadu Court Jails 25 Foreign Ship Crew Members In Arms Case
A court on Monday sentenced crew members of a private American ship, including 25 foreigners, to five years in prison for illegal possession of arms in Indian waters in a verdict that could spark diplomatic tension.
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US Officer Pleads Not Guilty in Black Man's Fatal Shooting
A white Ohio policeman who shot a black man during a routine traffic stop pleaded not guilty to murder charges on Thursday as two of his colleagues were suspended.
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Ohio Police Officer Charged With Murder Released From Jail on Bond
A former University of Cincinnati police officer charged with murder in the shooting death of an unarmed black man was released on Thursday from jail on bond, according to the Hamilton County Clerk of Courts.
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Ohio Man Cleared of Murder After 39 Years in Jail to Get 1 Million Dollar Payment
An Ohio man freed last year after spending 39 years in jail for a murder he did not commit will receive more than $1 million from the state for his wrongful imprisonment, court records show.
