State v. Glenn
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The Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the court of appeals dismissing Defendant's appeal of an order requiring his attorney to provide information to the prosecution about what Defendant's alibi witnesses intended to say at trial, holding that this Court lacked jurisdiction.
Defendant, a high school teacher, was indicted on allegations that he had engaged in sexual conduct with one of his students. The State filed a motion to compel discovery, requesting information summarizing proposed testimony of defense witnesses, particularly the testimony of Defendant's ex-girlfriend, one of his alibi witnesses. The trial court issued an order granting the State's motion to compel. Defendant appealed the trial court's discovery order. The court of appeals granted the State's motion to dismiss, concluding that the order was not final and appealable. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that the order at issue did not satisfy the requirements of Ohio Rev. Code 2505.02(B)(4) for being a final order.
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