Exhibit 11 w/ Matthew J. Hebebrand – The Independence of the Ohio Constitution

Joining this episode of No Further Questions is Matthew J. Hebebrand to discuss the concept of “judicial federalism” and, specifically, using state constitutional provisions to vindicate additional rights to individuals that may not be recognized by the federal courts under the U.S. Constitution

Matthew J. Hebebrand, Esq. is a Mediator for Lake County Juvenile Court, where he has also been appointed a magistrate to preside over juvenile delinquency, traffic, and unruly cases as needed. He also serves as of counsel with the law firm of HV Legal located here in Painesville. He is a Trustee for Lakeland Community College and serves on a number of other boards of non-profit organizations involved in the law, the legal system, education, and civics. He previously served as an Assistant Prosecutor and Chief Assistant Prosecutor for the Civil Division of Ashtabula County, Ohio, and as an attorney for STERIS Corporation.

Read Mr. Hebebrand’s recently published law review article entitled The Independence of the Ohio Constitution: Revisiting “Open Courts,” and a “Right to Remedy” Beyond Federal “Due Process,” in the Capital University Law Review.

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