State v. Weideman
Citations
- 2002 Ohio 1484
- 94 Ohio St. 3d 501
Syllabus
Criminal law—Where law enforcement officer, acting outside statutory territorial jurisdiction, stops and detains a motorist for an offense committed and observed outside officer's jurisdiction, the seizure of the motorist by the officer is not unreasonable per se under the Fourth Amendment—Officer's statutory violation does not require suppression of all evidence flowing from the stop.
Judges: Moyer, C.J.
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