State ex rel. Sandy v. Spatny

Citation: 2026 Ohio 1176

Court: Ohio Supreme Court · Filed: 2026-04-03 · Docket: 2025-0960
Published
Impact Score: 0/100 — Low impact: This case is narrowly focused with minimal precedential value.

Case Overview

State ex rel. Sandy v. Spatny is a court opinion from the Ohio Supreme Court, filed on 2026-04-03 (Docket No. 2025-0960).

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Court Syllabus

Mandamus—Inmate failed to present clear and convincing evidence demonstrating that he has a clear legal right to receive drug-addiction treatment of his choice or that warden has a clear legal duty to make it available to him—Writ denied.

Case Details

Case NameState ex rel. Sandy v. Spatny
Citation2026 Ohio 1176
CourtOhio Supreme Court
Date Filed2026-04-03
Docket Number2025-0960
Precedential StatusPublished
Impact Score0 / 100
Jurisdictionoh

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