WITHERSPOON v. BELT

No. 38490.

177 Ohio St. 1 (1964)

WITHERSPOON, APPELLANT, v. BELT, CLERK OF COURTS, APPELLEE.

Supreme Court of Ohio.

Decided October 7, 1964.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Mr. Charles L. Witherspoon, in propria persona.

Mr. Thomas E. Ray, prosecuting attorney, for appellee.


Per Curiam.

The primary contention of relator in this appeal is that the action of the clerk in levying execution on his money in the hands of the sheriff for the payment of the costs was illegal. He argues that, inasmuch as he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the reformatory, the state and not he is liable for the costs.

Although relator cites as his authority Section 2949.14, Revised Code, apparently he is relying on the provisions of Section 2949...

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