The Ohio Supreme Court's unanimous opinion ends a yearslong battle between Hamilton County Clerk of Courts Pavan Parikh and all 14 municipal judges.

Ohio's Municipal Courts have limited jurisdiction. They hear civil cases where the amount in controversy doesn't exceed ...

Opinion: The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously upheld a ruling that Pavan Parikh violated the law by removing public records ...

Pavan Parikh can’t defy a judicial order by eliminating remote access online to older eviction court records, the high court ...

The Ohio Supreme Court sided with an expansive view of judicial authority, undermining the clerk of courts' role as a check ...

The clerk of one of Ohio’s largest courts must restore online access to eviction records, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled ...

CINCINNATI (CN) — Pavan Parikh, Hamilton County clerk of courts, must allow public, online access to all residential eviction cases regardless of the age of the case, the Ohio Court of Appeals ruled ...

(CN) — The Ohio Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that Hamilton County must allow online access to all residential eviction records regardless of when they were filed.. In its per curiam ruling, the ...

Hamilton County voters elected Brigid Kelly as Auditor and Pavan Parikh as Clerk of Courts, retaining those seats for Democrats. Parikh beat Republican challenger Steve Goodin with 53% of the vote ...

Hamilton County’s clerk of courts can't defy an order from all 14 of the county’s municipal court judges and block online access to thousands of older eviction cases, the Ohio Supreme Court said.