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More than 10.000 documents for probable cause reasonable suspicion

- State v. Kilbarger, (Ohio 2012)
Crim.R. 48; Dismiss; Fourth amendment; Probable cause; Reasonable, articulable suspicion; Suppress; Traffic stop;
- Ohio Supreme Court
- State v. Hale, (Ohio 2010)
MOTION TO SUPPRESS; PROBABLE CAUSE; REASONABLE SUSPICION; ARREST.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- State v. Ruiz-Arias, (Ohio 2011)
Reasonable Suspicion; Probable Cause
- Ohio Supreme Court

- Kirtland Hills v. Rinkes, (Ohio 2011)
CRIMINAL LAW - village appeals; grant motion to suppress; operating a vehicle while intoxicated; no probable cause; no reasonable suspicion; burden of production; failed to meet; assume; merge; mistake not understandable or reasonable; officer credibility; factual findings supported by record.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- State v. Roubideaux, (Ohio 2010)
Drugs, Possession, Trafficking; Motion to Suppress, investigatory stop, Miranda warnings, probable cause, reasonable suspicion, reliable informant, tip, traffic accident
- Ohio Supreme Court
- State v. Wojewodka, (Ohio 2010)
CRIMINAL Motion to Suppress; Driving Under the Influence; probable cause; reasonable suspicion; totality of the circumstances.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- State v. Shorts, (Ohio 2011)
competent credible evidence, reasonable suspicion, probable cause, traffic violation, walking in the middle of the road, discarded pill bottle
- Ohio Supreme Court
- State v. Moore, (Ohio 2011)
Miranda; custodial interrogation; back seat of cruiser; reasonable articulable suspicion; traffic stop; probable cause
- Ohio Supreme Court
- State v. Murray, (Ohio 2009)
Possession of drugs, motion to suppress, de novo, consensual encounter, investigatory stop, arrest, probable cause, reasonable suspicion.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Columbus v. Body, (Ohio 2012)
Because appellant's initial encounter with police was not a "seizure" under the Fourth Amendment, the officer needed neither reasonable suspicion nor probable cause in order to ask for appellant's identification. Accordingly, the trial court properly denied appellant's motion to suppress.
- Ohio Supreme Court