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State v. Massey

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  • 2022 Ohio 100

Syllabus

State appeals decision granting motion to suppress. State argued court's decision failed to consider certain facts necessary to analyze the motion to suppress. However, facts highlighted were merely characterizations of the evidence. Court thoroughly discussed the facts relevant to its decision. Decision granting suppression affirmed where the evidence supported findings that the officer had no lawful reason to stop the defendant, no reasonable articulable suspicion necessary to extend the stop, and the defendant's consent to search was not voluntarily obtained.

Judges: Byrne

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