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April 8, 2014

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Can Police Officers Rely on Validity of Arrest Warrants Issued Without Probable Cause Determination?

Brandon Lee Hoffman v. State of Ohio, Case no. 2013-0688

Sixth District Court of Appeals (Lucas County)

ISSUE: Can law enforcement officers, in good faith, reasonably rely on the validity of arrest warrants issued without a magisterial finding of probable cause?

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Ohio Government Judicial Branch Supreme Court of Ohio Warrant Arrest Police Murder Gun Motion to Suppress Fourth Amendment Unreasonable Search and Seizure Neutral Judicial Officer Neutral Magistrate Probable Cause Good Faith

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00:00:38	David Klucas for Brandon Hoffman
00:13:55	Evy Jarrett for the state
00:27:28	Samuel Peterson for amicus curiae Ohio Attorney General on behalf of the state
00:32:09	Summation: David Klucas for Brandon Hoffman

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