State v. Greer
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Fain, Judge.
The issue in this case is whether the application of the exclusionary rule may be avoided with respect to evidence obtained by a police officer as a result of an investigative stop based upon conduct observed by the officer that the officer mistakenly, but reasonably, believes to constitute a violation of law. The trial court excluded the evidence, and the state appeals. We conclude that in a limited class of circumstances, including the circumstances in this case, the application of the exclusionary rule may be avoided with respect to evidence obtained as a result of an…
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