Making the Case: Court Considers Flavored Tobacco Regulation and Ability to Appeal Transfer of Property to Pay Debt
The latest edition of “Making the Case” features the Supreme Court of Ohio hearing a challenge to a state law brought by several Ohio cities seeking to regulate the sale of flavored tobacco. In 2024, the General Assembly adopted a new law prohibiting local governments from regulating tobacco and alternative nicotine products. The cities asked the Supreme Court to declare the new law unconstitutional.
In another case, the Court considers whether a Pike County couple has the right to appeal the transfer of their property to pay a debt. The debt was owed by another couple that was in the process of purchasing the property.
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