Ohio Supreme Court Audio - Now Available Publicly

Ohioans For Concealed Carry has acquired cassette tape quality audio, and we've converted it to a 6.5k mono stream for size purposes.

To hear this stream you must have Windows Media Player installed. It is recommended that you use the latest version of Windows Media Player, especially if you have problems opening the stream.

To hear the low-quality audio, click here (6k low-speed stream). IMPORTANT: Technical notes are available by clicking "Read More...".

Video Coverage: Ohioans For Concealed Carry has acquired complete video coverage of the event. The video is available to dues-paying OFCC members only. If you are not a member, you can join online by visiting the OFCC Store.

When playing this link, please understand that there is a very long pause at the very begining, when State Solicitor Cole admits that there is a "Fundamental individual right". (That part is cut out for some reason). There is another long pause during his rebuttal arguments due to the cassettee tape being flipped in court. Some audio is lost there as well. OFCC is in the process of producing a new audio stream that will hopefully consist of 100% of the audio from the event by sampling it from the video.