Q: Can you think of a case that has won when the appellate files an appeal with the Supreme Court from the court of appeals
Juvenile court judgement to terminate parental rights and grant custody to agency. Appellate files appeal with the district court of appeals. Appeals court agreed with juvenile court. Appellate then files appeal with Supreme court. Has any case ever won at that point, if so I need a case number to reference
A: Something as broad as any case the appellant has won at the Supreme Court is unlikely to help you too much but here are two from a quick search of the Supreme Court's website: In re R.K., 152 Ohio St.3d 316, 2018-Ohio-23 and In re C.F., 113 Ohio St.3d 73, 2007-Ohio-1104. Yes, the Supreme Court has reversed appellate courts in such cases. But by the time you get to the Supreme Court, you are typically arguing over a very specific point of law, or several. So these cases will only help people who have extremely similar scenarios in their own cases.
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