Fathers

Ohio Supreme Court to Review Case of Judge Who Incarcerated Youngsters for Declining Father’s Visits

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Columbus, Ohio — In a case that is now before the Ohio Supreme Court, a local judge’s decision to incarcerate two young boys for refusing to visit their father has sparked a major debate over judicial conduct and ethics. Professor Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, noted the complexities and often slow-moving nature of judicial disciplinary proceedings. This case, involving Judge Tim Grendell, highlights the tension between judicial authority and ethical boundaries. The dispute centers on Judge Grendell’s actions, which some critics argue overstepped the bounds of judicial discretion. The case … Read more

Family Seeks Justice: Lawsuit Filed in Wake of Father’s Fatal Detainment at Local County Jail

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Columbia, SC – A lawsuit has been filed by the daughter of a man who died following his detainment at the Richland County jail, alleging negligence and wrongful death of her father. The legal action, initiated by Amara Howard, claims that her father, Darren Howard, suffered severe dehydration and malnutrition while detained. The lawsuit names Richland County, the sheriff’s department, the jail’s medical staff, and others as defendants, alleging that they failed to provide the necessary care for Darren during his incarceration. According to legal documents, Darren Howard, 47, was held on a temporary charge … Read more

Baker Mayfield Files $12 Million Lawsuit Against Father’s Company Over Contract Dispute

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Cleveland, Ohio — In a striking legal move, Baker Mayfield, the well-known NFL quarterback, has filed a lawsuit demanding $12 million in damages from his father’s business, citing a serious breach of contract. The case, which has caught the attention of both sports and business communities, underscores the complexities that can arise when family and professional roles intersect. Mayfield, a prominent figure in the sports world, claims that the contract in question promised certain payments that have not been fulfilled. Filed in a federal court on Wednesday, the suit alleges that his father’s company, which … Read more

Ohio Man Indicted on Multiple Charges in Father’s Fatal Shooting in Painesville

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Painesville, Ohio — In a tragic case that has captured local attention, a 23-year-old man from Painesville has been charged with the killing of his own father. The Lake County Grand Jury officially indicted Christopher Paul Farmer on multiple counts including aggravated murder, murder, and felonious assault connected to the incident that occurred on September 15. Authorities were called to a residence on Stanford Street at approximately 12:53 a.m., where they discovered the 67-year-old victim. Farmer was arrested at the scene without delay. Following his arrest, Farmer entered a plea of not guilty to the … Read more