apparent motion

• State v. Daugherty, (Ohio 2007)

Motion to Suppress, Plain Feel, Contraband, Weapon, Immediately Apparent.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Schalmo Builders, Inc. v. Zama, (Ohio 2008)

settlement; apparent authority; meeting of the minds; motion to enforce; dispute; magistrate’s decision; abuse of discretion; sufficient evidence

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Mean Free Path

The book's title is the physics term designating the average distance a particle travels before colliding with another particle. Two sections are also titled "." The other two are called "Doppler Elegies," referring to the apparent warping of sound or light waves when their source and their observer are in motion relative to one another. A key subject is war, specifically the endless conflicts of American empire in the age of rem o te- control weaponry. The collection's most oft-cited color is "night-vision green"; meanwhile, death is doled out with a couch potato's nonchalance. "Sophisticated weaponry marries the traditional / Pleasures of perspective to the new materiality/ Of pointand-click," writes [Lerner]. "I'm writing this one / As a woman comfortable with leading /...

• Pittsburgh City Paper
• June 16, 2010

• State v. Lawson, (Ohio 2010)

Motion to suppress; consent; apparent authority. The trial court did not err by denying appellant's motion to suppress challenging the validity of two officers warrantless entry into his home as the officers could have reasonably believed his houseguest, a third party, had the authority over the premises to consent to their entry.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• State v. Bey, (Ohio 2005)

Motion to suppress; unreasonable search; contraband; manipulate; not immediately apparent.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• State v. Jones, (Ohio 2002)

Motion to suppress; reasonable suspicion; hand-to-hand transaction; immediately apparent.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Clinical relevance of maintaining the structural and functional integrity of the stratum corneum: Why is it important to you?

... a signaling cascade which puts in motion a series of mechanisms which function to restore t... severity of SC dessication becomes more apparent clinically as xerotic changes progress and become ...

• Journal of Drugs in Dermatology
• Vol. 10 Nbr. 10, October 2011

• State v. Tucker, (Ohio 2008)

Motion to suppress granted; no evidence that nature of contraband seized was immediately apparent during Terry frisk for weapons.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Kim Peek

Utahn , the mega-savant who helped inspire Dustin Hoffman's character in the 1988 motion picture "Rain Man," died recently of an apparent heart attack. Peek, considered a genius in about 15 different subjects, was 58 years old. Although the fictional "Rain Man" was an autistic savant, researchers in recent years determined that was not autistic. NASA scientists had studied Peek with the hope that technology used to research the effects of space travel on the brain could help explain his mental capabilities.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• December 28, 2009

• Dearth v. Stanley, (Ohio 2008)

The trial court lacked authority to convert Officer Stanley’s motion for judgment on the pleadings pursuant to Civ. R. 12(C) to a motion for summary judgment. Moreover, appellant was clearly prejudiced by the trial court’s failure to provide notice that appellee’s motion for judgment on the pleadings would be converted into a motion for summary judgment. Trial court’s conversion of motion, however, was harmless error. After de novo review of appellant’s complaint, it is apparent that appellee was entitled to judgment on the pleadings. Appellee is entitled to immunity for governmental employees pursuant to R.C. § 2744.03(A)(6). The facts of the case, as alleged in appellant’s complaint, fail to demonstrate that appellee acted “recklessly” as that term is contemplated in R.C. § 2744....

• Ohio Supreme Court