People v. Jakuboski
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Seidenfeld
The State appeals from an order which quashed a search warrant and suppressed evidence in connection with a charge of illegal gambling. The court had previously ordered the State to produce the “reliable police informant,” alleged in the sworn complaint for a search warrant to have supplied information leading to the seizure of various records, sports schedules and related gambling paraphernalia from defendant’s home, for the purpose of testifying at the hearing on the date set for defendant’s motion to suppress. The court also ordered the State to advise the defendant of the cases in which…
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