Every month, at about this time, our friend Samuel Partida, Jr. over at illinoiscaselaw.com blesses us with a list and description of all of the cases from the previous month that are relevant to our practice areas of Criminal Defense and DUI Defense.  On this Thanksgiving, we are so thankful for Mr. Partida’s dedication to case law.  This month’s list includes, to name a few, an Appellate Court case finding that a police officer’s lie overturned the defendant’s consent to search, an Appellate Court case finding that a State’s Attorney’s repeated characterization of the defendants as “criminals” warranted a new trial in front of a different judge, an Appellate Court case finding that the handcuffing of a suspect during a traffic stop was reasonable under the circumstances in that case, and an Appellate Court case involving DUI Cannabis.  Follow this link to listen to his podcast, download his case list, and read through all of the cases.  Let us know if you have any questions about any of the cases, or about any of Mr. Partida’s previous case lists.

As always, if you find yourself under arrest or investigation for any crime, don’t hesitate to contact us here at LauraLaw.  Our attorneys are experienced in DUI Defense, Criminal Defense, Police Officer Defense, and Administrative Hearings, any we will be happy to assist you with your case.