This page lists Ohio court decisions discussed on this site, with a one-line note on what each case decided. Each case has its own page with a plain-language summary and a link to the free full text.
City of Barberton v. O'Connor, 17 Ohio St.3d 218 (1985): The Ohio Supreme Court held that a traffic ticket that names the offense and cites the ordinance properly charges the offense. If you need more detail about the charge, raise it early by written motion, and no later than trial.
(The original page also listed "State v. Jones" with no citation. Many Ohio cases share that name, so it has been removed until the correct case can be identified.)
Last verified: 2026-10-13