The Ohio Supreme Court decided to move the portrait of Republican Maureen O'Connor from its prominent spot to the education center in the basement.

Three Republican justices who wrote blistering dissents to O'Connor's redistricting opinions skipped her portrait unveiling in 2022 and opposed its placement in the court's prominent Grand Concourse.

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The Ohio Supreme Court has moved the portrait of former Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor to the building's basement. The decision comes after disagreements among the justices about the portrait's ...