A school voucher lawsuit currently in the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas will likely make its way before the Ohio Supreme Court eventually — meaning whichever candidates are elected to the state’s high court this fall could end up ruling on this pivotal school funding case.

Ohio Supreme Court Justice Jennifer Brunner says she won’t recuse herself from a case against the Ohio Ballot Board, despite her active lawsuit against the chair of the board, Secretary of State Frank LaRose.

Six candidates for Ohio Supreme Court will be on the November ballot in three different races. The outcomes will decide the balance of the court and have major impacts on a wide variety of issues that affect the lives of Ohioans, from education and environmental issues to gerrymandering and elections to civil and reproductive rights.

The Supreme Court of Ohio ruled recently that a state statute permits the refiling of a dismissed lawsuit as long as it is refiled within the designated time limit.

The Supreme Court of Ohio ruled recently that the city of East Cleveland must pay more than $30 million for unlawfully arresting a man, beating him and confining him in a storage closet for four days.

Three Ohio Supreme Court seats will be up for grabs during the November election. The outcomes will decide the balance of the court and have major impacts on a wide variety of issues that affect the lives of Ohioans, from education and environmental issues to gerrymandering and elections to civil and reproductive rights.

Judge Scot Allan Stevenson of the Ninth District Court of Appeals is familiar with the Supreme Court of Ohio. Arguing before the Court as an attorney gave him experience with high impact cases. Now he has been on the other side as an assigned judge for a case during oral arguments on July 10.

Judge Mary Katherine Huffman’s grandfather, father, uncle, two brothers, in-laws, cousins and their children are all attorneys. In fact, her uncle and father served as county prosecutors of Miami and Allen counties at the same time. She said her family is quite “unoriginal” when it comes to choosing a career path.

The Supreme Court of Ohio ruled Thursday that a restaurant patron who ordered boneless chicken wings could have reasonably expected to find a piece of bone in his meal and guarded against swallowing it.

On Wednesday, Ohio Farm Bureau announced the organization’s Agriculture for Good Government PAC (AGGPAC) endorsements of Justice Joseph Deters, Judge Dan Hawkins and Judge Megan Shanahan for election to the Ohio Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court of Ohio ordered a new trial Thursday to determine whether the Stark County Board of Elections violated state open meetings laws when it discussed purchasing new voting machine equipment in private.

A pair of upcoming decisions by Ohio’s top court could further empower local opponents to block clean energy in what is already one of the hardest states to site new renewable projects.

With a new judicial center under construction in Hancock County, there was an ideal opportunity to modernize the technology used in some courtrooms. At the top of the list was replacing the antiquated systems used for recording court proceedings.

A wrongful death lawsuit against Dominion Energy Ohio for shutting off a paying customer’s gas service must start with the state utility regulator before moving to common pleas court, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled recently.

The ongoing demand for language interpreters in courtrooms is growing, with an increased need for the number of credentialed professionals. The Supreme Court recognizes the crucial role interpreters play in ensuring access to justice for all Ohioans and is working to raise the numbers by recruiting bilinguals, increasing testing frequency and examining language assessment tools to qualify interpreters.