Ohio Replevin Action; It’s the Ohio State Law.

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E. Confidential and/or nonconfidential information
The constitutional protection has been held to cover non-published/non-broadcast information (e.g., reporters’ notes, drafts, outtakes) even if no confidential source is involved. See e.g., Fawley v. Quirk, 9th Dist. Summit No. 11822, 1985 WL 11006, 11 Med.L.Rptr. 2336 (July 17, 1985); State v. Hamilton, Montgomery C.P. No. 85-CR-2418, 12 Med.L.Rptr. 2135 (May 6, 1986); Slagle v. Coca Cola, 30 Ohio Misc.2d 34, 507 N.E.2d 794 (Montgomery County C.P. 1986).
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F. Published and/or non-published material
The constitutional protection has been held to cover non-published/non-broadcast information (e.g., reporters’ notes, drafts, outtakes) even if no confidential source is involved. See e.g., Fawley v. Quirk, 9th Dist. Summit No. 11822, 1985 WL 11006, 11 Med.L.Rptr. 2336 (July 17, 1985); State v. Hamilton, Montgomery C.P. No. 85-CR-2418, 12 Med.L.Rptr. 2135 (May 6, 1986).
In a wrongful death action, a newspaper and photographer moved to quash subpoenas to produce unpublished photographs taken of an accident scene. The court granted the motion stating that the qualified privilege applies to unpublished news photographs and offers more protection in civil cases. Slagle v. Coca Cola, 30 Ohio Misc.2d 34, 507 N.E.2d 794 (Montgomery County C.P. 1986).
The plaintiff moved to compel disclosure of outtakes and reporters’ notes in a defamation action against a news station for broadcasting the arrest of plaintiff for drunk driving after which plaintiff was never charged. After in camera review of the material, the trial court granted plaintiff’s motion to compel disclosure. The court of appeals declined to rule on the constitutional issues, finding that the determination of whether a qualified privilege existed depended upon a balancing of interests lying within the discretion of the trial court. Since no transcript existed of the in camera review, the court refused to find an abuse of discretion in the trial court’s order to compel production of the material. Schreiber v. Multimedia of Ohio, Inc., 41 Ohio App. 3d 257, 535 N.E.2d 357 (1st Dist. 1987).

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  7. @cullen2106

    I would even call a private security and patrolling agency that you can trust and they will protect you for free if you can afford to pay them depending but I would prefer that you look for one that would allow you to be protected without any payment to them.!'

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  10. @truefanforum3273

    Shield laws only apply to REAL journalists, and you are not a reporter. You are a doofus with delusions of grandeur. And if you are so concerned with that supposedly important information, then you should have done a better job of protecting it. Example: putting it on a different device (hard drive, thumb drive) and keep it at a secure location (your home). Not carry it around on the phone you take everywhere, particularly to situations where you face arrest for being a huge dumbass. Real reporters protect their information. But again, you are not a reporter, no matter how much you like to pretend you are.

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  15. @michaelstanford3123

    Not sure if it's the same thing but I've heard of a writ of replevin. I believe 'they' have to afford you the ability to get back your belongings.
    I'm pretty sure you file a writ of replevin to get your guns back wrongfully seized.

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  17. @matthewwithrow2112

    You don’t have press credentials to be a “reporter”. Ohio 4705.7 says you’re fucked on the power of attorney part, and Addison vs Dayton 2005 says you can’t practice law (including filing paperwork or assisting in filing legal paperwork) for anyone but yourself. Getting power of attorney doesn’t make you an attorney. But it sure does give you access to anyones bank account and items owned. Obtaining Sarah’s power of attorney was illegal and should be reported to the bar association. Grifter. All you care about is the peoples money

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  19. @mejias4682

    HI, CHILLI COULD IT BE , THAT BECAUSE MOST OR ALMOST COURTS COUNTY AND STATE COURT'S ARE ADMINISTRATIVE COURTS , WITCH MAKES THEM MILITARY COURTS, MAKING EVERY US CITIZEN AN ENEMY OF THE STATE UNDER MARTIAL LAW ALLOWING THE THINGS THAT ARE HAPPENING TO TAKE PLACE, WHAT DO YOU THINK

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  37. @susanhopemason

    I just got to the part where Chilled said that Pam looked good yesterday for a woman her age who doesn't take care of herself. I had to chuckle about that, because last night in the comments one guy asked if she was a man or a woman, because he couldn't tell. When I said that she's a Woman, another guy said something about a man on a woman's swim team…an obvious reference to that trans guy who competed against all the ladies on the women's team…

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  40. @kingdon1882

    God damn, Seeing Pam act like that reminds me when she would get shit-faced drunk at shenanigans and we'd have to fight with her at the end of the night to take her keys away from her….. Yeah, she was a cop then.

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