
In State v. Wohlever, the Ohio Court of Appeals ruled that under State law, psilocybin must be named specifically in an indictment in a case where the State only used the Genus species name of the mushroom.
Ohio Court of Appeals says that indictments must specify the chemical psilocybin, not just the scientific name of the mushroom.
In State v. Wohlever, the Ohio Court of Appeals ruled that under State law, psilocybin must be named specifically in an indictment in a case where the State only used the Genus species name of the mushroom.
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