State v. Khamsi
Citations
- 153 N.E.3d 900
- 2020 Ohio 1472
Syllabus
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW/CRIMINAL - INDICTMENT – PLEAS – SELF-REPRESENTATION – BAIL –JUDICIAL BIAS – PUBLIC TRIAL – JURY – JURY INSTRUCTIONS - ADVERSE POSSESSION: Defendants were given adequate notice of the charges against them where the indictments tracked the language of the applicable statutes, the defendants were supplied with bills of particulars to provide details of the charged offenses, and defendants were provided with discovery. Because the indictments were valid on their faces, defendants
How courts have described this case
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- police officer’s failure to give Ferrier warnings before searching the defendant’s purse did not invalidate the 11 No. 84469-5-I/12 defendant’s consent
- Ferrier warnings do not apply to search of purse
- Ferrier warnings do not apply to search of purse
- Ferrier warnings not required to search a purse
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Judges: Winkler
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