State v. Morris
Citations
- 2023 Ohio 168
Syllabus
Introduction of hearsay testimony from confidential informants is not plain error where the evidence of drug possession includes appellant's occupancy and dominion over the home, the presence of appellant's personal items and mail in the home and torn baggies in the garbage, loaded guns and large amounts of cash unhidden or poorly hidden in the home, and scales, a bowl, spoons, and a bulk amount of cocaine hidden in the dining room.
Judges: Pietrykowski
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