Ohio Revised Code
Chapter 2953 | Appeals; Other Postconviction Remedies
Section 2953.10 | Power and Authority to Suspend Execution of Sentence.

Effective: September 21, 1995
Latest Legislation: Senate Bill 4 - 121st General Assembly
When an appeal is taken from a court of appeals to the supreme court, the supreme court has the same power and authority to suspend the execution of sentence during the pendency of the appeal and admit the defendant to bail as does the court of appeals unless another section of the Revised Code or the Rules of Practice of the Supreme Court specify a distinct bail or suspension of sentence authority.
When an appeal in a case in which a sentence of death is imposed for an offense committed on or after January 1, 1995, is taken directly from the trial court to the supreme court, the supreme court has the same power and authority to suspend the execution of the sentence during the pendency of the appeal and admit the defendant to bail as does the court of appeals for cases in which a sentence of death is imposed for an offense committed before January 1, 1995, unless another section of the Revised Code or the Rules of Practice of the Supreme Court specify a distinct bail or suspension of sentence authority.

Structure Ohio Revised Code

Ohio Revised Code

Title 29 | Crimes-Procedure

Chapter 2953 | Appeals; Other Postconviction Remedies

Section 2953.01 | Appeals and Post-Conviction Remedies Definitions.

Section 2953.02 | Review of Judgments on Appeal.

Section 2953.03 | Motion for New Trial - Notice of Appeal Filed.

Section 2953.07 | Powers of Appellate Court.

Section 2953.08 | Appeal as a Matter of Right - Grounds.

Section 2953.09 | Execution of the Sentence or Judgment Suspended.

Section 2953.10 | Power and Authority to Suspend Execution of Sentence.

Section 2953.11 | Custody of Defendant Under Suspended Sentence Pending Appeal.

Section 2953.13 | Reversal of Conviction.

Section 2953.14 | State May Institute Appeal.

Section 2953.21 | Post Conviction Relief Petition.

Section 2953.22 | Post Conviction Relief Hearing.

Section 2953.23 | Post Conviction Relief Petition - Time for Filing.

Section 2953.25 | Certificate of Qualification for Employment for Persons Subject to Collateral Sanctions.

Section 2953.31 | Sealing of Record of Conviction Definitions.

Section 2953.32 | Sealing of Conviction Record or Bail Forfeiture Record.

Section 2953.321 | [Repealed Effective 4/4/2023 by s.b. 288, 134th General Assembly] Divulging Confidential Investigatory Work Product.

Section 2953.33 | [Repealed Effective 4/4/2023 by s.b. 288, 134th General Assembly] Restoration of Rights and Privileges.

Section 2953.34 | Sealing Record Not to Affect Appeal Rights of Eligible Offender.

Section 2953.35 | [Repealed Effective 4/4/2023 by s.b. 288, 134th General Assembly] Divulging Confidential Information.

Section 2953.36 | [Repealed Effective 4/4/2023 by s.b. 288, 134th General Assembly] Sealing of Record of Conviction Exceptions.

Section 2953.37 | Expungement of Certain Convictions Relating to Firearms.

Section 2953.38 | Expungement of Certain Crimes for Victims of Human Trafficking.

Section 2953.51 | [Repealed Effective 4/4/2023 by s.b. 288, 134th General Assembly] Sealing of Records After Not Guilty or Dismissal Definitions.

Section 2953.52 | Sealing of Records After Not Guilty Finding, Dismissal of Proceedings or No Bill by Grand Jury.

Section 2953.521 | Application for Order to Expunge Records.

Section 2953.53 | [Repealed Effective 4/4/2023 by s.b. 288, 134th General Assembly] Order to Seal Records; Index.

Section 2953.54 | [Repealed Effective 4/4/2023 by s.b. 288, 134th General Assembly] Officer's Specific Investigatory Work Product - Divulging Confidential Information.

Section 2953.55 | [Repealed Effective 4/4/2023 by s.b. 288, 134th General Assembly] Inquiries as Records Sealed After Not Guilty Finding - Divulging Confidential Information.

Section 2953.56 | Violations of Secs. 2953.31-2953.61 Not Basis to Exclude or Suppress Certain Evidence.

Section 2953.57 | Timing of Judgment Vacating and Setting Aside Conviction Because of DNA Testing.

Section 2953.58 | Orders to Seal Official Records.

Section 2953.59 | Dissemination of Confidential Information From Sealed Records by Law Enforcement Officers or Agencies.

Section 2953.60 | Questioning With Respect to Sealed Records; Release or Dissemination of Information From Sealed Records by State Officer or Employee.

Section 2953.61 | Multiple Charges; Sealing of Records.

Section 2953.71 | Post Conviction DNA Testing Definitions.

Section 2953.72 | Application for Testing.

Section 2953.73 | Form and Service of Application.

Section 2953.74 | Effect of Prior Tests.

Section 2953.75 | Prosecutor to Use Reasonable Diligence to Obtain Biological Material for Test.

Section 2953.76 | Prosecutor to Consult With Testing Authority.

Section 2953.77 | Chain of Custody.

Section 2953.78 | Selection of Testing Authority.

Section 2953.79 | Obtaining Sample From Applicant.

Section 2953.80 | Criteria for Testing Authority.

Section 2953.81 | Test Results.

Section 2953.83 | Rules of Criminal Procedure Applicable.

Section 2953.84 | Statutory Post-Conviction DNA Testing Not Exclusive.