State v. Yontz
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The Supreme Court vacated the judgment of the court of appeals determining that Appellant's appeal of the denial of his motion to modify the terms of his intervention-in-lieu-of-conviction (ILC) supervision was moot and declining to address the merits, holding that the court erred.
Appellant was charged with aggravated possession of drugs and requested ILC under Ohio Rev. Code 2951.041. The trial court granted the request. Appellant later moved to modify the terms of his ILC supervision. The trial court denied the motion. The court of appeals dismissed the appeal as moot. The Supreme Court vacated the judgment below, holding that the order denying the modification of the conditions of ILC was not a final appealable order.
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