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State v. Jones

Citations

  • 185 N.E.3d 131
  • 2022 Ohio 561

Syllabus

Fourth Amendment-traffic stop-trooper possessed reasonable suspicion or probable cause to stop appellant's vehicle to investigate window-tint violation and failure to have proper brake light trooper did not unlawfully expand scope of traffic stop by searching appellant's vehicle instead, trooper detected the odor of marijuana before he had completed routine procedures associated with traffic stop and odor of marijuana gave trooper probable cause to search vehicle.

Judges: Abele

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