State v. Fowler

Citations

• 2024 Ohio 361

Syllabus

The trial court did not err by failing to suppress appellant's statements to detectives where appellant validly waived his Miranda rights and where appellant's statements were not the product of impermissible, coercive police conduct. In addition, the trial court properly admitted certain records from Google at trial as self-authenticating documents under Evid.R. 902(11). Because the Google records were not testimonial in nature, their admission did not violate appellant's right of confrontation. Judgment affirmed.