This document officially assigns attorney Michael Mills to represent Jonathan Eric Link during his appeal process. The state will cover the costs for this legal representation. It also explains what the lawyer is expected to do, how he will be paid, and what kind of appeals he can help with in the future. The order is signed by Judge Steven K. Dankof.

This document is a notification from the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction to the Montgomery County Clerk of Court. It explains how much time inmate Jonathan Link has to serve for his crime. It includes details about the crime he committed, how much time he gets credit for being in jail already, and when he can expect to be released or to meet with the parole board.

A judge has issued a formal order stating that certain grand jury transcripts from 2002 and 2025 need to be kept private and only the judge can see them. This order is part of the criminal case involving Jonathan Eric Link in Ohio.

This document is a request made to the court clerk. It lets the court know that a Notice of Appeal has been submitted and asks for all important documents, like transcripts and original papers, to be gathered and sent to the Court of Appeals. This is necessary according to Ohio rules for appeals.

Jonathan Link's lawyer has filed a request to the court asking for two things: first, that the court appoint a lawyer to help Jonathan with his appeal, and second, that Jonathan be allowed to continue his case without having to pay court fees because he doesn't have enough money. The request includes paperwork showing Jonathan's financial situation and confirms that it was filed electronically.