Ohio Court of Appeals· 12/23/2025

State v. Miller

Citations

2025 Ohio 5749

Syllabus

Information in affidavit in support of application for search warrant not stale despite passage of time - Motion to Suppress - No error in trial court's denial - failure to provide notification of R.C. 2929.19(B)(2)(c) factors as required by Reagan Tokes Law at sentencing hearing warrants remand

Judges: Hoffman

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