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People v. Allard, 2018 IL App (2d) 160927 (February). Episode 486 (Duration 9:35)
Lake County State Attorney didn’t sign the applications for the recorded phone calls so they are invalid. [Read more…]
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By Samuel Partida, Jr.
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People v. Allard, 2018 IL App (2d) 160927 (February). Episode 486 (Duration 9:35)
Lake County State Attorney didn’t sign the applications for the recorded phone calls so they are invalid. [Read more…]
By Samuel Partida, Jr.
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People v. Boose, 2018 IL App (2d) 170016 (March). Episode 476 (Duration 11:08)
Sloppy drafting of a warrant means all the murder evidence is out.
By Samuel Partida, Jr.
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People v. Ross, 2017 IL App (4th) 170121 (December). Episode 444 (Duration 9:50)
Police put the wrong address on the search warrant. Now what happens? [Read more…]
By Samuel Partida, Jr.
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People v. Manzo, 2017 IL App (3d) 150264 (October). Episode 421 (Duration 7:17)
In this search warrant application bones affidavit nonetheless establishes a nexus to defendant’s house. [Read more…]
By Samuel Partida, Jr.
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People v. Bonilla, 2017 IL App (3d) 160457 (June). Episode 364 (Duration 15:16)
Constitutional violation did not depend on whether the common door to the apartment was locked. [Read more…]
By Samuel Partida, Jr.
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People v. Martin, 2017 IL App (1st) 143255 (June). Episode 363 (Duration 17:41)
Constitutional violation depended on whether the 2 story flat was more like a single family home or an apartment building. [Read more…]
By Samuel Partida, Jr.
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People v. Garcia, 2017 IL App (1st) 142141 (March). Episode 330 (Duration 4:34)
Police entered a home without a warrant to make a misdemeanor arrest; the exclusionary rule does not mandate suppression of evidence. [Read more…]