The People v. York
Illinois Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Schaefer
The defendants, Rocco Secino, Connie York, Rocco Muscato and Joseph Corngold, were indicted in the criminal court of Cook County on charges of gambling and keeping a gambling house. Before their case came on for trial, they moved to quash a search warrant, and to suppress certain evidence seized under the warrant. The motion to quash the warrant was sustained on the ground that “the facts stated in the complaint do not show sufficient probable cause for issuance of this search warrant.” The People have prosecuted this interlocutory writ of error from the order quashing the warrant. (Ill. Rev.…
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