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State v. Turpin

Citations

  • 2017 Ohio 7435
  • 96 N.E.3d 1171

Syllabus

The trial court correctly concluded an officer's entry into a home without a search warrant violated the Fourth Amendment. The trial court, however, erred when it concluded that the attenuation doctrine acted to shield from suppression two syringes found as a result of the officer's entry into the home. Judgment reversed and remanded.

Judges: Tucker

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