Legal Question in Criminal Law in Ohio

Judicial Release
Is there a time restriction a Judge has to make a decision on a judicial release? My son filed on his own a little over 5 months ago, and has heard nothing. He had a public defender, but he took another job within the court system and my son was never assigned another PD. My son has filed a few times and was turned down right away. One other time he filed, didn't hear anything for 3 months and wrote a nice letter to the judge inquiring about the status. The judge denied him the day he got the letter. We were told the judge had 3 months, then we heard 4 months, and someone else said 6 months. What is the time frame and how does it all happen? Thank you.

Asked on 8/20/03, 9:48 pm

Joseph Jacobs Jacobs & Lowder

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Re: Judicial Release

The time frame depends on what crime he was convicted of. The Judicial Release statute is Ohio Revised Code Section 2929.20...

Joe Jacobs

Answered on 8/21/03, 11:58 am

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