Whether the location of an alleged offense can be changed post-appeal and whether such a change violates due process

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED If an indictment alleges an offense occurring at the county of Ashland “in the State of Ohio, can jurisdiction over the offense be lost if the location of the offense is changed post-appeal to "different locations." i.e., could the offense have been committed within Ohio if the location is "diff; erent"? And does such a change violate the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment? And whether all.-Ohioans ‘will be denied their Fourteenth Amendment rights when the Ohio Supreme Court failed to address the Court of Appeals erroneous dismissal on R.C.2969.25 grounds turning an application into a civil action against the State? , . : | . |