OH · rules
Ohio Sup.R. 7.06
Determination on Final Certification
(A) Recommendation on Certification
Upon the completion of the review of an application for certification and a site visit
pursuant to Sup.R. 7.02 through 7.06, the manager of the Specialized Dockets Section of
the Supreme Court shall issue a recommendation on final certification of the judge of the
session. The manager shall provide the judge notice by regular or electronic mail of the
recommendation.
(B) Review by Commission
The Commission on Specialized Dockets shall review and make a determination on a
recommendation on final certification issued by the manager of the section pursuant to
division (A) of this rule. Staff of the section shall provide to the judge of the court or
division of the court notice by regular or electronic mail specifying the date and time the
commission will meet to review the recommendation. The notice shall also inform the
judge that at the meeting a representative of the court or division may be present and offer
evidence and arguments in support of the application for certification. The decision of the
commission on certification shall be final and not appealable.
History
Effective Date: January 1, 2013 Amended: January 1, 2021; November 13, 2025 Commentary (July 1, 2026) Rule 36.26 was renumbered to Rule 7.06 as part of the 2026 restructuring of the Rules of Superintendence.
Provenance
- Source
- supremecourt.ohio.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-14
- Edition
- 2026-09-14
- Content hash
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