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More than 10.000 documents for abuse of discretion standard of review

- Muscarella v. Muscarella, (Ohio 2011)
DOMESTIC RELATIONS - GENERAL - obtaining a passport for a minor child; sharing companionship rights; abuse of discretion standard of review.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Social Science Explanations for Disparate Outcomes in Tax Court Abuse of Discretion Cases: A Tax Justice Perspective
Introduction. II. The Concept of Tax Justice. III. Criteria for Assessing Tax Justice. IV. Evidence of a Deferential Difference. A. The Abuse of Discretion Standard. B. The Abuse of Discretion Standard in Cases Involving Corporate Taxpayers. 1. Code Section 446 Cases. 2. Code Section 482 Cases. 3. Other Tax Court Abuse of Discretion Cases Involving Corporate Taxpayers. C. The Abuse of Discretion Standard in Cases Involving Individual Taxpayers. 1. Tax Court Review of Collections Cases. 2. Tax Court Review of Innocent Spouse "Equitable Relief Determinations. V. Social Science Explanations for the Deferential Difference. A. Sociological Theory and Social Psychology. 1. Homans' Theory. 2. The Progeny of Homans. 3. Prospect Theory. 4. Application of Sociological Theory to Judicial Deci...
- Capital University Law Review
- Nbr. 33-3, May 2005
- Hammonds v. Eggett, (Ohio 2011)
DOMESTIC RELATIONS - CHILD SUPPORT - abuse of discretion standard of review; annual income imputed; R.C. 3119.01(C)(11); other children; R.C. 3119.02; R.C. 3119.05(C); lines 8 and 27 of the worksheet.
- Ohio Supreme Court

- In re C.H., (Ohio 2010)
PERMANENT CUSTODY; ABUSE OF DISCRETION STANDARD OF REVIEW; TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS; R.C. 2151.414; CHILDS BEST INTEREST.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- State ex rel. Bardwell v. Cuyahoga Cty. Bd. of Commrs. (Slip Opinion), Slip Opinion No. 2010-Ohio-5073
Mandamus Public records requests Civ.R. 11 sanctions for willful and bad-faith filing Abuse-of-discretion standard of review of lower court judgment Judgment affirmed.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- N. Park Retirement Community Ctr., Inc. v. Sovran Cos., Ltd., (Ohio 2011)
The de novo standard of review is applied when the court is required to determine whether parties have agreed to submit a dispute to arbitration. While the abuse of discretion standard of review typically applies to requests to stay proceedings, R.C. 2711.02(B) removes this discretion in arbitration cases. Court did not err by finding that the arbitration clause of a 2007 contract authorizing a consultant to obtain financing for a construction project governed over an alleged breach of a 2009 agreement concerning formally implemented financing. The 2009 financing was simply the end-object of the consultants 2007 obligation to provide financing, so the issues were sufficiently related that they fell within the wide ambit of the arbitration provision.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Kovacic v. Kovacic, (Ohio 2010)
GUARDIAN AD LITEM FEES; ABUSE OF DISCRETION STANDARD OF REVIEW; ALLOCATION OF GAL FEE TO PARTIES.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Porach v. Spincycle, L.L.C., (Ohio 2006)
Motion for new trial; abuse of discretion; standard of review; prior injury.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- State v. Taddie, (Ohio 2007)
CRIMINAL LAW - sentencing; abuse of discretion standard of review; consecutive prison terms; ex post facto; due process; separation of powers; rule of lenity.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Palmer v. Hopkins, (Ohio 2007)
OTHER CIVIL RULES- motion for new trial under Civ.R. 59(A)(6) as not supported by weight of the evidence; limited weighing of evidence by trial court. APPELLATE PROCEDURE - abuse of discretion standard of review of decision on motion for new trial.
- Ohio Supreme Court