People v. Giannopoulos
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Hallett
Defendants were charged with various gambling offenses as a result of evidence obtained against them by poHce executing a search warrant. The defendants’ motion to quash the warrant and to suppress evidence obtained from the search was granted and the State has appealed. For reasons subsequently set forth, we reverse and remand.
The defendants have not seen fit to appear as appellees or to file briefs. Where, as here, an appellee has not filed a brief in the reviewing court, it may reverse without considering the case in detail but reversal is not required and the reviewing court may if it…
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