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Ohio Department

Juryvine tracks Ohio Department across litigation, regulatory sagas, source feed signals, and related entities. This page shows what is present in the record and avoids inferring penalties, liability, or enforcement outcomes unless source documents support them.

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Ohio names former Clark County prosecutor as interim attorney general

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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine appointed Andy Wilson, former Clark County prosecutor and current director of the Ohio Department of Public Safety, as interim Attorney General. Wilson will serve the remainder of Dave Yost’s term after Yost resigns to take a private sector job effective June 7. DeWine emphasized the importance of the Attorney General’s office

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Man accused of fatal Akron group home stabbing found incompetent for trial

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Jarel Wooden, accused of a fatal stabbing at an Akron group home, has been found incompetent to stand trial. His condition is deemed unrestorable, and he will not face trial at this time. He has been committed to a psychiatric facility.

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Niles to Review Zoning Code in Response to Supreme Court Decision

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Niles is reviewing its zoning code following a Supreme Court decision, with assistance from ZoneCo, a company specializing in zoning recommendations. This review is partly funded by a $50,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Development. The project aims to modernize residential zoning codes in alignment with the city's 2024 full plan. A key goal is to

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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine appointed Andy Wilson, former Clark County prosecutor and current director of the Ohio Department of Public Safety, as the interim Ohio Attorney General. Wilson will fill the position after

In Ohio names former Clark County prosecutor as interim attorney general

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Niles city officials held a second zoning hearing to discuss potential changes to the city's zoning code, which was prompted by a $50,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Development. The changes aim to modernize

In Niles to Review Zoning Code in Response to Supreme Court Decision

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Jarel Wooden, accused of a fatal stabbing at an Akron group home, has been found mentally incompetent to stand trial and is unlikely to regain competency. As a result, he has been committed to a state behavioral health

In Man accused of fatal Akron group home stabbing found incompetent for trial