Trial court did not err in denying motion to suppress where reasonable and articulable suspicion was present to justify a traffic stop of the defendant, based upon officer's testimony that defendant had crossed over left-hand marked lane three times at a distance of approximately one foot, and because defendant had weaved within his lane for over one mile. Sandra K. Yeazell v. No abuse of discretion found in division of property and debts, but the court erred in providing that spousal support does not end upon the remarriage of the obligee. Reversed and remanded for correction of that one error. Alice J. Pack v.
Evidence supports damages award.
Rheba McNamara v. Ohio Dept. The sexual offender classification procedure set forth in R.C. 2950.01, et seq ., is not arbitrary and does not violate the right to due process. Upon review of evidence in the record, defendant's classification as a sexual predator is not against the manifest weight of the evidence. No claims having arguable merit found. Where one of two occupants of a car is reasonably believed to have been smoking marijuana, and is unable to furnish identification, police officer may require occupant to exit car and sit in back of police cruiser.