Effective: November 1, 1977
Latest Legislation: House Bill 219 - 112th General Assembly
In any case prosecuted for violation of a municipal ordinance the village solicitor or city director of law, and for a statute, he or the prosecuting attorney, shall present the case for the municipal corporation and the state respectively, but either may delegate the responsibility to some other attorney in a proper case, or, if the defendant be unrepresented by counsel may with leave of court, withdraw from the case. But the magistrate or judge shall not permit prosecution of any criminal case by private attorney employed or retained by a complaining witness.
Structure Ohio Revised Code
Chapter 2938 | Trial - Magistrate Courts
Section 2938.01 | Trial - Magistrate Courts Definitions.
Section 2938.02 | Applicability of Chapter.
Section 2938.03 | Setting Criminal Cases for Trial - Continuances - Assignment of Judges.
Section 2938.04 | Jury Demand.
Section 2938.05 | Withdrawal of Jury Demand.
Section 2938.06 | Number of Jurors - Peremptory Challenges.
Section 2938.07 | Control of Trial Proceedings.
Section 2938.08 | Defendant Presumed Innocent.
Section 2938.09 | Grounds for Objection.
Section 2938.10 | Proof of Territorial Jurisdiction.
Section 2938.11 | Order of Trial.
Section 2938.12 | Presence of Defendant Required.
Section 2938.13 | Prosecution of Criminal Cases.