State v. Reynolds
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- 2023 Ohio 2030
Syllabus
CRIMINAL LAW - motion to suppress reasonable suspicion to administer field sobriety tests limited review because no transcript of the hearing in the record no \magic\ number of factors of indicia of intoxication test is totality of the circumstances viewed through the lens of a reasonable and prudent officer in this case trial court found erratic driving, length of time to stop, coupled with officer's extensive experience amounted to reasonable suspicion judgment affirmed.
Judges: Trapp
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