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Ohio Supreme Court justices rule on wording of charges

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By ERICA BLAKE BLADE STAFF WRITER Just before he was sentenced for his role in the robberies of pizza deliverymen, James Bryant was arraigned again on two counts of robbery - for the same crimes and with the same facts, but with different language in the indictment.  The extra step was necessary based on a recent decision by [...]

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