Ohio Supreme Court December 30, 1980, No. 80-701 (Ohio v. Freeman)
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United States · · · 30-12-1980
lead-opinion
Locher, J.
Appellant, in his first proposition of law, asserts, in essence, that, in light of the facts of this cause, the officer did not have specific and articulable facts which would reasonably lead him to believe that appellant was involved in specific criminal activity.
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