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Stephen W. Powell: As Twelfth District Court of Appeals judge, dissented in City of Hamilton v. Cameron, arguing the trial judge could reasonably have inferred imminent harm supporting a domestic-violence conviction from the totality of the circumstances, including a loaded firearm in the home and the victim's distress after the threat.
Ruling · June 2, 1997
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- As Twelfth District Court of Appeals judge, dissented in City of Hamilton v. Cameron, arguing the trial judge could reasonably have inferred imminent harm supporting a domestic-violence conviction from the totality of the circumstances, including a loaded firearm in the home and the victim's distress after the threat.
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- City of Hamilton v. Cameron · FindLaw · 1997-06-02 · accessed 2026-09-25
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