Ohio Court of Appeals· 3/1/2024

State v. Kelsey

Citations

2024 Ohio 806

Syllabus

Zmuda, J., writing for the majority, affirms the judgment denying the motion to suppress, as police had basis to initiate traffic stop and extend the stop, based on odor of burnt marijuana and based on expired registration.

Judges: Zmuda

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