Ohio Court of Appeals· 5/26/2021
State v. Lask
Citations
- 2021 Ohio 1888
Syllabus
Fourth Amendment-search warrant not invalid when officers independently learned that appellant's vehicle contained two pounds of marijuana and when untainted information in serch-warrant affidavid established probable cause to search appellant's residence.
Judges: Abele
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