People v. Ramirez, 2013 IL App (4th) 121153 (October). Episode 666 (Duration 14:36) Steigman schools on on exactly how to file a motion to suppress evidence and what should be in our pleading.
Mistake Of Law Doctrine Creeps Into The Municipal Code…Not!
People v. Brown, 2019 IL App (1st) 161204 (July). Episode 664 (Duration 5:51) State says the municipal code was not clear on what a public way so a reasonable mistake of law justifies the arrest and pat down.
Use Of CPD Investigate Holds Declared Unconstitutional…For Now (The No BOLO Case)
People v. Bass, 2019 IL App (1st) 160640 (July). Episode 659 (Duration 16:31) Case outright bans the use of the CPD investigative hold.
Valid Consent To Search Kills Any Traffic Stop Scope Argument
People v. Musgrave, 2019 IL App (4th) 170106 (June). Episode 650 (Duration 7:10) Text book application of how 2 or more officers can conduct a traffic stop without unreasonable delay.
25 Minute Phone Call To Enforce A Civil Contract Unduly Prolonged This Traffic Stop
People v. Cassino, 2019 IL App (1st) 181510 (June). Episode 649 (Duration 8:01) Police take 25 minutes to call Hertz to see if they wanted their car back since Defendant was not an authorized driver.
This Agency Is The Neglected Step Child Of Federal Agencies – 8 Month Delay In Securing A Search Warrant
People v. McGregory, 2019 IL App (1st) 173101 (June). Episode 648 (Duration 6:33) Secret Service reals itself to be the runt of federal agencies when they took 8 months to apply for this search warrant.
Categorical Rule Allows Warrantless Blood Draws From Unconscious Drivers
Mitchell v. Wisconsin, SCOTUS No. 18–6210, Decided June 27, 2019. Episode 647 (Duration 19:02) Unconscious drivers plus natural BAC dissipation create an exigent circumstance for a blood draw.
Trial Judge Said This Warrant Sucks And Appellate Court Agreed
People v. Pruitte, 2019 IL App (3d) 180366 (June). Episode 646 (Duration 11:23) I love this trial judge, he said the “search warrant, excuse me but for lack of a better term, sucks.”
Good Faith Exception Is Not Going To Save All The Old Warrantless Phone Record Cases
People v. Strickland, 2019 IL App (1st) 161098 (June). Episode 645 (Duration 5:39) First Illinois case citing to the SCOTUS CSLI phone records case.
The Area Outside The City Was Annexed By The City In 1961 Curing Any Extraterritorial Jurisdictional Problems
People v. Williams, 2019 IL App (3d) 160132 (April). Episode 641 (Duration 5:49) Extra jurisdictional DUI arrest is upheld because of some annexation paperwork.
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