Ohio Court of Appeals· 11/1/2019
In re P.B.
Citations
- 2019 Ohio 4502
Syllabus
Trial court properly denied appellant's motion to suppress because caseworker was not acting as an agent of law enforcement when she interviewed appellant about an allegation of sexual abuse. Accordingly, caseworker was not required to honor appellant's right to remain silent or right to counsel.
Judges: Mayle
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