Ohio Supreme Court· 9/22/1993

State v. Evans

Citations

67 Ohio St. 3d 405
618 N.E.2d 162

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holding that “a Mimms order does not 13 JACKSON, 20CA9 have to be justified by any constitutional quantum of suspicion”
holding that “a Mimms order does not have to be justified by any constitutional quantum of suspicion”
recognizing that officers were justified in patting down a driver based on legitimate concern for self-protection
holding that \the driver of a motor vehicle may be subjected to a brief pat-down search for weapons where the detaining officer has a lawful reason to detain said driver in the patrol car\
holding that \the driver of a motor vehicle may be subjected to a brief pat-down search for weapons where the detaining officer has a lawful reason to detain said driver in the patrol car\
holding that \[t]he state's obligation not to violate the individual's Fourth Amendment rights does not command that the police officer forsake reasonable precautionary measures during the performance of his duties\

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Judges: Douglas, Moyer, Pfeifer, Resnick, Sweeney, Wright

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