A state court convicted Beck of 13 counts and sentenced him to four years in prison, but a state appeals court in 2016 overturned 10 of those charges. He was seeking to have a retrial on the three remaining theft counts.
Beck was released from prison at the end of 2016.
Richard Kerger, a Toledo attorney who filed the appeal to the Supreme Court on behalf of Beck, said Beck could still pursue a post-conviction appeal in federal court but “that possibility has not yet been determined.”
The justices issued the ruling without any comment.
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