09-29-2011, 03:02 PM
in brief, AG was sentenced to 4 years in prison today UNRELATED TO THIS CASE. but i knew you all would want to know. 4 years plus 3 years probation afterwards. damn shame because he has a baby son.
9/29/2011 1 Title : SENTENCED TO JAIL (SB2)
777-000003188 issued by 381 ()
On September 29, 2011 defendant's sentencing hearing was
held pursuant to R.C. 2929.19. Court reporter CHRISTINE
ARDLEY, defense attorney BEAU HARVEY and the State's
attorney KEVIN PITUCH were present as was the defendant
AARON P GRIFFIN II, who was afforded all rights pursuant
to Crim.R. 32. The Court has considered the record, oral
statements, any victim impact statement and presentence
report prepared, as well as the principles and purposes of
sentencing under R.C. 2929.11, and has balanced the
seriousness and recidivism factors under R.C. 2929.12.
The Court finds on September 22, 2011 the defendant was
found guilty by a jury of Ct. 3, ROBBERY, a violation of
R.C. 2911.02(A)(2), a felony of the 2nd degree.
It is ORDERED that defendant serve a term of 4 years in
prison.
It is further ORDERED the defendant is subject to 3 years
mandatory post-release control as to count 3 after the
defendant's release from imprisonment pursuant to R.C.
2967.28 and 2929.14.
Defendant given notice of appellate rights under R.C.
2953.08. Defendant notified of 3 years mandatory post-
release control as to count 3.
Defendant notified that if post release control conditions
are violated the adult parole authority or parole board
may impose a more restrictive or longer control sanction
or return a defendant to prison for up to nine months for
each violation, up to a maximum of 50% of the stated term
originally imposed. Defendant further notified that if
the violation of post release control conditions is a new
felony, a defendant may be both returned to prison for the
greater of one year or the time remaining on post release
control, plus receive a prison term for the new felony.
Defendant found eligible for shock incarceration under
R.C. 5120.031 or intensive program prison under R.C.
5120.032. The Court further finds pursuant to RC
2929.14(K), the defendant is eligible for placement in a
program of shock incarceration (and/or the intensive
program prison) but such placement is NOT recommended.
Defendant is therefore ORDERED conveyed to the custody of
the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections
forthwith. Credit for 100 days is granted as of this date
along with future custody days while defendant awaits
transportation to the appropriate state institution.
Defendant notified that under federal law 18 USC 922(g)
and state law, as a result of a felony conviction or a
misdemeanor offense of violence conviction against a
family or household member, defendant shall never be able
to ship, use, receive, purchase, own, transport, or
otherwise possess a firearm or ammunition and violation is
punishable as a felony offense.
Defendant found to have, or reasonably may be expected to
have, the means to pay all or part of the applicable costs
of supervision, confinement, assigned counsel, and
prosecution as authorized by law. Defendant to pay
restitution in the amount of $32.00 to Mandy Lynch.
Defendant ordered to reimburse the State of Ohio and Lucas
County for such costs. This order of reimbursement is a
judgment enforceable pursuant to law by the parties in
whose favor it is entered. Defendant further ordered to
pay the cost assessed pursuant to R.C. 9.92©, 2929.18
and 2951.021.
Defendant ordered remanded into custody of Lucas County
Sheriff for immediate transportation to appropriate state
institution.
Court advises defendant of right to appeal pursuant to
Crim.R.32.
JUDGE DENISE ANN DARTT presiding on behalf of JUDGE GENE
A. ZMUDA
PARTY : D1 - GRIFFIN AARON P II
9/29/2011 1 Title : SENTENCED TO JAIL (SB2)
777-000003188 issued by 381 ()
On September 29, 2011 defendant's sentencing hearing was
held pursuant to R.C. 2929.19. Court reporter CHRISTINE
ARDLEY, defense attorney BEAU HARVEY and the State's
attorney KEVIN PITUCH were present as was the defendant
AARON P GRIFFIN II, who was afforded all rights pursuant
to Crim.R. 32. The Court has considered the record, oral
statements, any victim impact statement and presentence
report prepared, as well as the principles and purposes of
sentencing under R.C. 2929.11, and has balanced the
seriousness and recidivism factors under R.C. 2929.12.
The Court finds on September 22, 2011 the defendant was
found guilty by a jury of Ct. 3, ROBBERY, a violation of
R.C. 2911.02(A)(2), a felony of the 2nd degree.
It is ORDERED that defendant serve a term of 4 years in
prison.
It is further ORDERED the defendant is subject to 3 years
mandatory post-release control as to count 3 after the
defendant's release from imprisonment pursuant to R.C.
2967.28 and 2929.14.
Defendant given notice of appellate rights under R.C.
2953.08. Defendant notified of 3 years mandatory post-
release control as to count 3.
Defendant notified that if post release control conditions
are violated the adult parole authority or parole board
may impose a more restrictive or longer control sanction
or return a defendant to prison for up to nine months for
each violation, up to a maximum of 50% of the stated term
originally imposed. Defendant further notified that if
the violation of post release control conditions is a new
felony, a defendant may be both returned to prison for the
greater of one year or the time remaining on post release
control, plus receive a prison term for the new felony.
Defendant found eligible for shock incarceration under
R.C. 5120.031 or intensive program prison under R.C.
5120.032. The Court further finds pursuant to RC
2929.14(K), the defendant is eligible for placement in a
program of shock incarceration (and/or the intensive
program prison) but such placement is NOT recommended.
Defendant is therefore ORDERED conveyed to the custody of
the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections
forthwith. Credit for 100 days is granted as of this date
along with future custody days while defendant awaits
transportation to the appropriate state institution.
Defendant notified that under federal law 18 USC 922(g)
and state law, as a result of a felony conviction or a
misdemeanor offense of violence conviction against a
family or household member, defendant shall never be able
to ship, use, receive, purchase, own, transport, or
otherwise possess a firearm or ammunition and violation is
punishable as a felony offense.
Defendant found to have, or reasonably may be expected to
have, the means to pay all or part of the applicable costs
of supervision, confinement, assigned counsel, and
prosecution as authorized by law. Defendant to pay
restitution in the amount of $32.00 to Mandy Lynch.
Defendant ordered to reimburse the State of Ohio and Lucas
County for such costs. This order of reimbursement is a
judgment enforceable pursuant to law by the parties in
whose favor it is entered. Defendant further ordered to
pay the cost assessed pursuant to R.C. 9.92©, 2929.18
and 2951.021.
Defendant ordered remanded into custody of Lucas County
Sheriff for immediate transportation to appropriate state
institution.
Court advises defendant of right to appeal pursuant to
Crim.R.32.
JUDGE DENISE ANN DARTT presiding on behalf of JUDGE GENE
A. ZMUDA
PARTY : D1 - GRIFFIN AARON P II