Latest News About The Supreme Court Of Ohio

Updated 2026-05-21 04:02

Here are some recent updates and ongoing items involving the Supreme Court of Ohio, based on its own regularly updated case announcements and related headlines:

What’s new (recent items)

The Court has had ongoing docket activity including motions and procedural rulings (for example, the Court granted a motion for counsel to withdraw in Moe v. Yost and allowed participation/intervention in In re Application of E. Ohio Gas Co.).[1]
The Court has also issued decisions on specific procedural or substantive questions (for example, it ruled a trial court was not required to hold an oral hearing before deciding a request for a new trial based on newly discovered evidence in State v. Bostick).[1]
In a separate “cases” feed update, the Court indicated it was expected to address multiple matters, including regulatory approvals tied to gas rate increases and an Ohio solar-related project, along with several criminal procedural issues and an insurance settlement issue.[3]

Where to follow the latest (best sources)

Supreme Court of Ohio “Daily Case Announcement” RSS feed (best for near-real-time updates).[1]
Supreme Court of Ohio “Cases” RSS feed (overview headlines for items the Court is taking up/issuing).[3]

If you tell me whether you care most about criminal cases, civil appeals, elections, attorney discipline, or statutory/regulatory issues, I can narrow this to the most relevant recent items.

Sources

Headlines Archives

Ohio Supreme Court to hear oral arguments on seven cases in October: Portsmouth Daily Times The Supreme Court of Ohio will hold oral arguments on Tuesday, Oct. 7 at the Thomas J. Moyer Ohio Judicial Center and Wednesday, Oct. 8 at Defiance High School for a special session of Off-Site Court.

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Daily Case Announcements Archive - Supreme Court of Ohio

April 9, 2026 The Court converted *State ex rel. Shannon v. Ogg* into an expedited election matter and ordered the respondent Whitehall City Council Clerk Julie Ogg to file an answer to the complaint no later than 4 p.m., Monday, April 13. *State v. Seymour* … March 4, 2026 In *State v. Tilton*, the Court denied appellant Dennis G. Tilton’s emergency motion for supervisory relief and for a temporary suspension of the execution of his sentence. March 3, 2026 The Court accepted *State v....

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Cases RSS Feed - Supreme Court of Ohio

The Court Will Hear Eight Cases next week The Supreme Court of Ohio will consider state regulators’ approvals of gas rate increases and Ohio’s first “agrivoltaic” solar energy project when it meets next week for two days of oral arguments. The Supreme Court will also address several procedural issues in criminal cases, as well as whether a church’s insurance claim for roof damage was adequately settled. … Court Indefinitely Suspends Former Toledo City Councilman Convicted of Federal Offense...