By James Nash A lawyer who made a name for himself in the 1990s prosecuting drug dealers and baseball legend Pete Rose will be the Republican candidate for

Republicans appear ready to tap former US Attorney D. Michael Crites as the party's best hope to chase the Ohio attorney general seat left vacant by Marc

By David DeWitt The Republican party advised Ohio media of an "important announcement" to be made Wednesday, July 23, at 2:30 pm in the Atrium of the Ohio

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Two newspapers are reporting that the man chosen by Ohio Republicans to run for attorney general in November is a former federal attorney who prosecuted baseball great Pete Rose in a tax evasion case.
The Columbus Dispatch and the Dayton Daily News -- both citing sources they did not name -- reported on their Web sites that the party has chosen D. Michael Crites.
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BY TAMI KAMIN-MEYER COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)--Despite various newspaper and Web site reports indicating the Ohio Republican Party is set to announce

By William Hershey That's what Crites, now 60, told a Dayton Daily News reporter in 1993 when he stepped down after more than six high-profile years as US

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Party leaders declined comment Tuesday but the Columbus Dispatch reported that the Republican Partys candidate for Attorney General will be central Ohio lawyer D. Michael Crites.
Crites served as the U.S. Attorney for southern Ohio from 1986 to 1993.
f Ohioans to be deliberate in the selection process and make sure that we properly vet the candidates that were considering, Mauk said.