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The Supreme Court Ohio Annual Report

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affiliated<br />

offices<br />

Office of Disciplinary Counsel<br />

Jonathan E. Coughlan • Disciplinary Counsel<br />

Board of Commissioners<br />

on Grievances & Discipline<br />

Jonathan W. Marshall • Secretary<br />

Clients’ Security Fund<br />

Janet Green Marbley • Administrator<br />

<strong>Ohio</strong> Criminal Sentencing Commission<br />

David J. Diroll • Executive Director<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Ohio</strong> Constitution gives the <strong>Supreme</strong> <strong>Court</strong> of <strong>Ohio</strong><br />

responsibilities to oversee the practice of law in the state. To fulfill<br />

these duties, the <strong>Court</strong> developed one of the most comprehensive<br />

disciplinary systems of any state in the nation by establishing three<br />

offices — Office of Disciplinary Counsel, Board of Commissioners<br />

on Grievances & Discipline, and the Clients’ Security Fund —<br />

to exercise quasi-independent authority to assist the <strong>Court</strong>.<br />

In addition, Chief Justice Moyer chairs the <strong>Ohio</strong> Criminal<br />

Sentencing Commission, which was created by statute in<br />

1990. <strong>The</strong> commission reviews <strong>Ohio</strong>’s sentencing statutes<br />

and patterns, and recommends necessary statutory changes.<br />

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