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Court: Ohioans Have Right to Criticize the Performance of Public Officials

Court: Ohioans Have Right to Criticize the Performance of Public Officials

by 1851 Center for Constitutional Law | Nov 16, 2015 | 2015, Free Speech, Taxpayer Rights

Maple Heights Mayor sued to silence local bloggers for “defamation” and “emotional distress,” and violated their right to free speech in doing so Columbus, OH – An Ohio Court late Friday dismissed the case of a Cleveland-area Mayor who...
Ohio School District Forced to Return $5.5 Million in Illegal Taxes to Taxpayers

Ohio School District Forced to Return $5.5 Million in Illegal Taxes to Taxpayers

by 1851 Center for Constitutional Law | Nov 10, 2015 | 2015, Property Rights, Taxpayer Rights

Indian Hill Board of Education raised taxes without a vote, refused to refund money Cincinnati, OH – After a five-plus year legal battle concluded with an Ohio Court denying all of its objections, the Indian Hill Exempted Village School District Board of...
Ohio Court: Cities Cannot Immediately Seize Private Property When Not For Roads

Ohio Court: Cities Cannot Immediately Seize Private Property When Not For Roads

by 1851 Center for Constitutional Law | Nov 3, 2015 | 2015, Property Rights

Court’s ruling places important limits on “quick-take” eminent domain power Columbus, OH – An Ohio Court ruled that the City of Perrysburg’s attempt to immediately seize the land of eleven local homeowners exceeds its power, given the...

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