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Ohio court: Refusing police for mental health commitment can result in obstruction charge
James Okafor
James Okafor
Sports Reporter · Dublin, OH
James Okafor has covered professional sports for nearly a decade, with stints at ESPN and local radio stations. Holding a degree in Journalism from the University of Toledo, he has a knack for analyzing player performance and sports statistics, making him a trusted voice in the field.
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An Ohio woman who resisted police attempts to carry out an involuntary mental health commitment can be charged with obstructing official business even if she did not commit an illegal act, the state supreme court ruled.
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