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· 1/9/2020

Westlake v. Dudas

Citations

  • 2020 Ohio 31

Syllabus

Motion to suppress, Fourth Amendment, warrantless entry, implied consent. The trial court did not err when it adopted the magistrate's decision to deny the appellant's motion to suppress. The appellant's Fourth Amendment rights against an unlawful, warrantless entry were not violated. The appellant gave implied consent to officers to enter her hotel room by opening the door and going back to bed.

Judges: Laster Mays

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