Ohio Court of Appeals· 6/11/2018

State v. Comer

Citations

2018 Ohio 2264

Syllabus

Appellant's OVI convictions were supported by sufficient evidence and were not against the manifest weight of the evidence where appellant admitted to taking a drug of abuse (Neurontin), he was observed weaving back and forth on the road, he had droopy eyelids and slurred his speech, and he refused to take a chemical test after being arrested.

Judges: Ringland

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Cites

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