Ohio Court of Appeals· 10/22/2025
State v. Lucas
Citations
- 2025 Ohio 4863
Syllabus
Search warrant may have been defective where no oath or affirmation was made by the law-enforcement officer who signed the search-warrant affidavit, but the good-faith exception to the exclusionary rule nonetheless justified the trial court's decision to deny a suppression motion that sought the exclusion of the evidence collected by the officers who executed the search warrant
Judges: Gormley
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