Ohio Court of Appeals· 6/29/2018
State v. Harper
Citations
- 2018 Ohio 2581
Syllabus
CRIMINAL - motion to suppress involuntary statements police coercion totality of the circumstances. LESSER INCLUDED OFFENSES - sufficiency of the evidence analysis de novo two-part inquiry.
Judges: Cannon
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