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State v. Meadows

Citations

  • 184 N.E.3d 168
  • 2022 Ohio 287

Syllabus

SEARCH AND SEIZURE - Trial court did not err in denying motion to suppress where the investigatory stop of the appellant's vehicle was supported by both reasonable suspicion and probable cause and was constitutionally valid where the officer observed a loud exhaust, a marked lanes violation and a turn signal violation appellant was not in custody and therefore not entitled to Miranda warnings where he was temporarily detained as part of an investigatory stop, despite the fact that he was seated in the cruiser while the trooper searched his vehicle pursuant to a consent search also, the constitutionality of sentencing pursuant to the Reagan Tokes Act is not yet ripe for review because the appellant has not yet served his minimum prison term.

Judges: Smith

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