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Source: news.yahoo.com --- 27 days ago
Strickland said Wednesday that Cordray is fair, kind and a tenacious problem solver who will restore integrity to the highest legal position in the state. ...

Source: topics.nytimes.com --- 36 days ago
Gov. Ted Strickland has named the dean of the Ohio State University law school to serve temporarily as the state’s Attorney general. The dean, Nancy Rogers, will replace Marc Dann, a Democrat, who resigned after complaints of sexual harassment and unprofessionalism, and an affair with a subordinate. Dean Rogers will lead the office for about six months but does not plan to run in the November election. Mr. Strickland, a Democrat, still must select a candidate to run for the remaining two years ... ...

Source: www.wmfd.com.com --- 26 days ago
After demanding former Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann to resign, Ohio Governor Ted Strickland endorses Ohio Treasurer Richard Cordray to finish the term. ...

Source: cincinnati.bizjournals.com --- 34 days ago
The Ohio Auditor's Office said Wednesday it plans to launch an investigation into the state Attorney General's Office in the wake of a scandal that cost the state's top lawyer his job. ...

Source: blog.cleveland.com --- 10 days ago
Tipoff Add one more adjective to the many used in the last month to describe former Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann: Leadfoot. A State Highway Patrol trooper on the Ohio Turnpike clocked Dann going 85 mph in a 65... ...

Source: blog.cleveland.com --- 35 days ago
Say Dann's raid on Tic-Tac-Fruit violated order Tuesday COLUMBUS --Game machine makers who feel betrayed by former Attorney General Marc Dann have filed a contempt motion against the state that could cost Ohio taxpayers. Ohio Skill Games and other game... ...

Source: blog.cleveland.com --- 14 days ago
Former state Attorney General Jim Petro said he will not seek his old job this fall, instead staying focused on a run for the Ohio Supreme Court in 2010. "I'm completely out," Petro said about the upcoming Attorney general's race.... ...

Source: www.publicbroadcasting.net --- 25 days ago
Ohio's new Democratic Attorney general has told her staff that a bipartisan panel headed by a former federal judge has met to begin an internal probe of the office. ...

Source: nbc24.com --- 19 days ago
A county prosecutor in central Ohio has told Republicans that he doesn't want to be the party's nominee for Attorney general. ...

Source: www.dailyreportonline.com --- 18 days ago
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio Attorney General Nancy Hardin Rogers has refused to approve petition language proposed by payday lenders seeking to overturn a law that tightens industry regulations.Rogers said Thursday the language payday lenders want to use on forms for gath.... ...

Source: www.cantonrep.com --- 16 days ago
COLUMBUS Democratic Attorney general candidate Richard Cordray said Saturday that if elected, he will use the office to fight for Ohio families and consumer rights. Cordray, the state treasurer, said ... ...

Source: www.bignewsnetwork.com --- 34 days ago
The Ohio Auditor's Office said Wednesday it plans to launch an investigation into the state Attorney General's Office in the wake of a scandal that cost the state's top lawyer his job. A... ...

Source: www.injuryboard.com --- 6 hours ago
Check out Toledo, Ohio car accident Attorney Dale Emch's most recent "Legal Briefs" column found in the Toledo Blade. You can also send in your general legal question addressing any legal topic including car accidents , workers' compensation , and wrongful death to Attorney Emch at 405 Madison Avenue, Suite 1200, Toledo, Ohio 43604 or via email at demch@charlesboyk-law.com . Dear Dale: The lots in my neighborhood are rather narrow and my property sits about two feet higher than the neighbors' property. On that side of the house, my sump pump discharges water into my yard, but because my yard is higher the water runs into their driveway. I can't help it that my property is higher than theirs and I don't know what else to do with the sump. In the wintertime this could be a problem because it freezes and creates an icy spot. They haven't complained, but I must think about the future when they sell and someone else moves in who might complain. Also, would I be responsible if frozen water originating from my sump caused someone to slip and fall in their driveway? Answer: You've got a couple of related questions here. The first is whether you're essentially causing a trespass or nuisance on your neighbors' property because the way in which the water from your sump pump discharges, and the second being whether you'd be liable for a slip and fall from the resulting ice formation in the winter. Water drainage issues create tricky questions ...

Source: www.bignewsnetwork.com --- 35 days ago
Attorney General Nancy Rogers , appointed last week to replace the state's previous Attorney general who resigned in a sexual harassment scandal, said Tuesday she has reassigned her predecessor's top ... ...

Source: www.injuryboard.com --- 11 days ago
General legal questions addressing issues such as car accident injuries , workers' compensation , dog bites , and wrongful death are answered in Toledo, Ohio car accident Attorney Dale Emch's "Legal Briefs" column found in the Toledo Blade. Read his most recent column below: Dear Dale: The lots in my neighborhood are rather narrow and my property sits about two feet higher than the neighbors' property. On that side of the house, my sump pump discharges water into my yard, but because my yard is higher the water runs into their driveway. I can't help it that my property is higher than theirs and I don't know what else to do with the sump. In the wintertime this could be a problem because it freezes and creates an icy spot. They haven't complained, but I must think about the future when they sell and someone else moves in who might complain. Also, would I be responsible if frozen water originating from my sump caused someone to slip and fall in their driveway? Answer: You've got a couple of related questions here. The first is whether you're essentially causing a trespass or nuisance on your neighbors' property because the way in which the water from your sump pump discharges, and the second being whether you'd be liable for a slip and fall from the resulting ice formation in the winter. Water drainage issues create tricky questions of law. Generally, the owner of a higher property isn't responsible if surface water naturally flows ...

Source: www.vindy.com --- 30 days ago
State candidates aren’t guaranteed advertising. COLUMBUS (AP) — This fall’s unexpected race for ...

Source: www.vindy.com --- 34 days ago
The chief operation officer under Marc Dann has resigned. COLUMBUS — The state’s new Attorney ...

Source: www.indianasnewscenter.com --- 27 days ago
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   Nancy Rogers, new Attorney general in Ohio; takes the oath infront of her family. ...

Source: www.buckeyefirearms.org --- 27 days ago
By Chad D. Baus In the past few weeks, articles written by myself and Buckeye Firearms Association Legislative Chair Ken Hanson have attempted to sound the warning on storm clouds which were gathering over this fall's special election for Ohio Attorney General, due to the names being floated by both parties - former Senator Mike DeWine and current Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher in particular. This week, it appears the clouds may have a chance of lifting, or at least shifting to a different part of the political atmosphere. First, let us revisit Ken Hanson's May 30 op-ed, entitled " Storm Clouds Gather Over Ohio Attorney General Election : The office of Attorney General is critical to gun rights in Ohio. The Ohio Attorney General must go to court to defend the laws that we have worked so hard to pass. The Ohio Attorney General oversees the entire concealed carry licensing process and the background checks it is dependent upon. The Ohio Attorney General issues legal opinions and guidance to statutory clients, including folks like the Division of Wildlife. The Ohio Attorney General prepares the state pamphlet summarizing our firearm laws. The Ohio Attorney General is solely responsible for all reciprocity agreements. The Ohio Attorney General plays a very large role in enforcing environmental regulations, including ones being used aggressively in other states to shut down ranges and hunting access. The Ohio Attorney General is square in the mid ...