Attorney General's office seeks changes to Ohio's no-knock warrants

Name: Attorney General's office seeks changes to Ohio's no-knock warrants
Uploaded: 2020-10-16T03:20:13+00:00
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Description: Attorney General Dave Yost announced Thursday that his office and a group of county prosecutors are seeking changes to Ohio’s laws governing no-knock warrants

Video Credit: WEWS NewsChannel5 - Duration: 03:08s - Published on October 16, 2020

Attorney General's office seeks changes to Ohio's no-knock warrants

Attorney General Dave Yost announced Thursday that his office and a group of county prosecutors are seeking changes to Ohio’s laws governing no-knock warrants that would tighten the requirements for when they are issued, but not to eliminate them altogether.

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