| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Among other assignments of error, Eafford argued that, because the verdict form returned by the jury did not indicate a finding that the drug he possessed was cocaine or state that his offense was a felony, a provision of the state???s criminal code, R.C. 2945.75, and a 2007 decision of the Supreme Court of Ohio interpreting that statute, State v. Pelfrey, required that he must be sentenced only f
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