Found Deceased OH - Sierah Joughin, 20, Fulton County, 19 July 2016 #3 *Arrest*

[Kadoober]

If Shaffer is not death penalty qualified..perhaps they are just using him to do the prelims? and someone else will be appointed that is qualified. I believe that does happen.

My guess is that they will want to fully investigate Ces case, and any others there may be before deciding if they will pursue the DP, and he will then have to get a new lawyer if Shaffer isn't qualified.

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[Deltucky]

You can use Microsoft paint to resize or you can go to a website to resize the photo and resave it and upload.
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There are several sites which you can use.

I started a photobucket account. Working on it now.

 

[Deltucky]

You can use Microsoft paint to resize or you can go to a website to resize the photo and resave it and upload.
Here is one site: http://www.picresize.com/
There are several sites which you can use.

I started a photobucket account. Working on it now.

This is taking forever, but it's working and will be available to all soon.

 

[Bently]

This is a common pleas jurisdiction case, which should be handled by a the common pleas judge, not the eastern or western district judges. I don't think his trial is likely to happen here, as his counsel will probably argue that he won't get a fair jury from the community. While they can deny this, it will bring up another issue on appeal, which prosecution really wouldn't want. But we shall see.

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Your post prompted me to surf to better understand the "Ohio language" for court systems as I have never followed a trial in Ohio and "The Court of Common Pleas" was me, and why the prelim would be with the district court and not the "Court of Common Pleas".

I see that that judicial term is comparable to another word familiar with trial followers for other states cases have been followed/we live in: which is Court of Common Pleas = "Trial Court" .

I also found that perhaps the reason he is with the district court tomorrow is that district courts can hear/oversee preliminary hearings (which is still showing tomorrow as shown on post #488). :moo:

So a question for those in Ohio; the district court is involved in the preliminary hearing, and then it goes back to the county court aka Court of Common Pleas? Is that correct on how it works?



https://ballotpedia.org/Ohio_Courts_of_Common_Pleas

 

[Cubbiegirl10]

Very very close to CR7.

You might live out by where I grew up, depending on what letter road you live by.

 

[Deltucky]

You might live out by where I grew up, depending on what letter road you live by.

Let's call that close enough. I want to be fairly private.

 

[Vikingcountry]

Your post prompted me to surf to better understand the "Ohio language" for court systems as I have never followed a trial in Ohio and "The Court of Common Pleas" was me, and why the prelim would be with the district court and not the "Court of Common Pleas".

I see that that judicial term is comparable to another word familiar with trial followers for other states cases have been followed/we live in: which is Court of Common Pleas = "Trial Court" .

I also found that perhaps the reason he is with the district court tomorrow is that district courts can hear/oversee preliminary hearings (which is still showing tomorrow as shown on post #488). :moo:

So a question for those in Ohio; the district court is involved in the preliminary hearing, and then it goes back to the county court aka Court of Common Pleas? Is that correct on how it works?

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https://ballotpedia.org/Ohio_Courts_of_Common_Pleas

http://www.fultoncountyoh.com/index.aspx?nid=514
http://www.fultoncountyoh.com/index.aspx?nid=208

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[SueDonim]

Your post prompted me to surf to better understand the "Ohio language" for court systems as I have never followed a trial in Ohio and "The Court of Common Pleas" was me, and why the prelim would be with the district court and not the "Court of Common Pleas".

I see that that judicial term is comparable to another word familiar with trial followers for other states cases have been followed/we live in: which is Court of Common Pleas = "Trial Court" .

I also found that perhaps the reason he is with the district court tomorrow is that district courts can hear/oversee preliminary hearings (which is still showing tomorrow as shown on post #488). :moo:

So a question for those in Ohio; the district court is involved in the preliminary hearing, and then it goes back to the county court aka Court of Common Pleas? Is that correct on how it works?

https://ballotpedia.org/Ohio_Courts_of_Common_Pleas

his hearing tomorrow has been moved to the Common Pleas Court. That announcement was made when they upgraded his charges.

 

[Deltucky]

Let's call that near enough. I'd like to stay somewhat private.

 

[Deltucky]

I have my photos on photobucket. My username there is Pro-GunDeltucky. If a moderator allows it; you may post them on the forum. Free to use pics.

 

[hobbit]

Your post prompted me to surf to better understand the "Ohio language" for court systems as I have never followed a trial in Ohio and "The Court of Common Pleas" was me, and why the prelim would be with the district court and not the "Court of Common Pleas".

I see that that judicial term is comparable to another word familiar with trial followers for other states cases have been followed/we live in: which is Court of Common Pleas = "Trial Court" .

I also found that perhaps the reason he is with the district court tomorrow is that district courts can hear/oversee preliminary hearings (which is still showing tomorrow as shown on post #488). :moo:

So a question for those in Ohio; the district court is involved in the preliminary hearing, and then it goes back to the county court aka Court of Common Pleas? Is that correct on how it works?

https://ballotpedia.org/Ohio_Courts_of_Common_Pleas

According to http://www.fultoncountyoh.com/elected_officials/eastern_district/eastern_district.htm
The eastern district court has jurisdiction over cases in Delta, Metamora, Lyons and the Fulton County sections of Swanton.
The court of common pleas has jurisdiction over all felony crimes committed by adults in Fulton County.
http://www.fultoncountyoh.com/index.aspx?nid=208

So his prelim got moved to Wauseon because his charge was upgraded to felony murder, I'm guessing. Although it doesn't state that the Eastern District court does preliminary hearings, but the Wester district court does, which services Wauseon, Pettisville, Fayette, and Archbold. So maybe the Eastern District court doesn't conduct preliminary hearings? I've never been to felony court before in Fulton County, so I'm not sure how that works.

 

[Fere222]

I have my photos on photobucket. My username there is Pro-GunDeltucky. If a moderator allows it; you may post them on the forum. Free to use pics.

Thanks. Unfortunately, I am unable to find photos that way. Here is a picture of the error I get. You might have to post the links for the photos.

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[jashrema]

I have my photos on photobucket. My username there is Pro-GunDeltucky. If a moderator allows it; you may post them on the forum. Free to use pics.

You have every right to stay as private as you want. I just wondered if you were across the line because that is my theory, that he was coming back south into Ohio via CR6.

I can't pull up your pics..says there's nothing under that name

 

[jashrema]

According to http://www.fultoncountyoh.com/elected_officials/eastern_district/eastern_district.htm
The eastern district court has jurisdiction over criminal cases that are not criminal felony cases in Delta, Metamora, Lyons and the Fulton County sections of Swanton.

The court of common pleas has jurisdiction over all felony crimes committed by adults in Fulton County.
http://www.fultoncountyoh.com/index.aspx?nid=208

So his prelim got moved to Wauseon because his charge was upgraded to a Felony.

the kidnapping was a felony 3rd degree..but still a felony. I'm not quite sure how that works but yes..a criminal trial for murder would be held in Common Pleas Court.

 

[Deltucky]

You have every right to stay as private as you want. I just wondered if you were across the line because that is my theory, that he was coming back south into Ohio via CR6.

I can't pull up your pics..says there's nothing under that name

Total noob to this stuff; working on it. Sorry for the double post, yes I'm near where these photos were taken. Working on making them visible to you.

 

[hobbit]

the kidnapping was a felony 3rd degree..but still a felony. I'm not quite sure how that works but yes..a criminal trial for murder would be held in Common Pleas Court.

That's what I was thinking because it was upgraded to murder it got changed to the courthouse in Wauseon. I've only ever been there to pay a traffic ticket and do some jury duty before, so I honestly am not sure how trials work in Fulton County.

 

[*Kim*]

Hi Pro-Gun, thanks for putting the photos up on photobucket! I am unable to view them. Maybe you need to adjust your privacy settings, I am not real familiar with photobucket so I'm not sure.

 

[Midge Montana]

You have every right to stay as private as you want. I just wondered if you were across the line because that is my theory, that he was coming back south into Ohio via CR6.

I can't pull up your pics..says there's nothing under that name

Yes, it is actually a very good idea (and recommended) to stay anonymous on here. You never know who may be reading...

 

[Fere222]

Total noob to this stuff; working on it. Sorry for the double post, yes I'm near where these photos were taken. Working on making them visible to you.

I am not sure how many photos you have on PhotoBucket, but each photo should have a link you can copy/paste & post. Thanks again for trying. [emoji1303]


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[jashrema]

I guess i took an interest in this sort of thing because of the Janean Brown murder, very near my childhood home.

I remember when Janean was murdered. The guy they arrested is good for it right? They had DNA. There's another one people..he didn't just stop with Janean, the brutality of her murder alone makes this guy serial killer material.
http://www.toledoblade.com/Police-Fire/2013/06/07/Arrest-made-in-cold-case-slaying.html