· 6/18/1920
Pontius v. Inglis
Citations
- 15 Ohio App. 228
- 1920 Ohio App. LEXIS 172
How courts have described this case
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- stating that “mere observation of an object in plain view does not constitute a search”
- upholding observations made through a narrow crack between warped double garage doors
- fire department was required to obtain a warrant to enter and inspect locked commercial warehouse
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Judges: Dunlap, Fourth, Middleton, Place, Vickery, Washburn
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