State v. Jackson
Citations
- 2018 Ohio 2131
Syllabus
Inconsistent verdicts motion to suppress exclusionary rule warrantless search of vehicle Crim.R. 29 ineffective assistance of counsel. Defendant's aggravated robbery conviction affirmed. It is not inconsistent to convict a defendant of aggravated robbery and acquit him of firearm specifications when the deadly weapon may be something other than a gun. The police acted in good faith when they arrested the defendant and they had probable cause to search the car used in the robbery. Defendant's conviction is supported by sufficient evidence in the record and there is no evidence in the record that his trial counsel was ineffective.
Judges: Gallagher
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