People v. Johnson, 2020 IL App (1st) 172987 (May). Episode 783 (Duration 7:40) Parolees have less constitutional protection when it comes to a search of their home.
Judge Fails To Conduct A Frank’s Hearing When The Circumstances Required It
People v. Ortega, 2020 IL App (1st) 162516 (April). Episode 768 (Duration 9:25) Defendants paid a bailer to transport a car from CA to IL, when the driver found a funny package in the car he called police.
No Evidence Of A Large Scale Drug Operation Invalidate This Search Warrant
People v. Jones, 2020 IL App (3d) 170674 (April). Episode 765 (Duration 15:51) Two controlled buys done outside the home and police got a search warrant for inside the home. Was that enough for a warrant?
If You Can Get Arrested Without A Warrant Then Banning Investigative Alerts Is Kind Of Stupid
People v. Braswell, 2019 IL App (1st) 172810 (December). Episode 728 (Duration 8:03) A different panel in the first district declines to hold the CPD investigative hold alert unconstitutional.
After An Acquittal There Is An Obligation For Police And Prosecution To Return Defendant’s Property
People v. McCavitt, 2019 IL App (3d) 170830 (November). Episode 716 (Duration 9:52) Defendant was acquitted of criminal sexual assault but they didn’t look at the computer to carefully, state did not have the right to reexamine the computer year’s later.
Search Warrant Nexus Between House And Drugs Established
People v. Teague, 2019 IL App (3d) 170017 (October). Episode 700 (Duration 11:08) Police get a search warrant for his house based on one control buy that did not occur at his house.
Community Caretaking Function Justifies A Warrantless Entry Into A Home
People v. Wood, 2019 IL App (5th) 180336 (September). Episode 677 (Duration 14:49) Community caretaking function justifies a warrantless entry into a home.