Invalid Arrest Evidence Suppression
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Evidence obtained from an invalid arrest may be suppressed under the exclusionary rule. You can seek reimbursement for impound fees through a civil suit against the police department. Public defenders can file motions to suppress evidence, but for civil suits, you may need a private attorney or consider small claims court. Keep trying to contact your public defender, visit their office, or inform the court if communication issues persist. Document all attempts to reach your public defender.Full Conversation
My car was impounded for an invalid charge of Failure to Report an Accident. I reported to my vehicle was broke down and had a tow coming in the morning so no officers were sent until 30min before my tow was to arrive. The officer asked to search my car i said no he arrested me for failure to report an accident so that he could search my vehicle found nothing but a 2inch switch blade keychain pocket knife i had on my keychain to my car. In court they dropped the failure to report an accident charge but perusing a weapons charge. Since the keychain wasn't found until after i was invalidly charged with failure to report an accident that didnt take place and was reported, doesnt that dismiss any evidence found after the invalid arrest? Shouldnt the state pay for the fees related to the invalid impoundment of my vehicle?
Hi ****! Here are a few points to consider:
- Evidence obtained from an invalid arrest can be suppressed under the "exclusionary rule."
- You may seek reimbursement for impound fees through a civil suit.
Have you consulted with a local attorney to discuss the possibility of filing a motion to suppress the evidence and seeking reimbursement?
- Evidence obtained from an invalid arrest can be suppressed under the "exclusionary rule."
- You may seek reimbursement for impound fees through a civil suit.
Have you consulted with a local attorney to discuss the possibility of filing a motion to suppress the evidence and seeking reimbursement?
I cant afford a lawyer so i only had a public defender, is this something he can do for me?
Yes, your public defender can file a motion to suppress the evidence obtained from the invalid arrest and can also advise you on seeking reimbursement for the impound fees. Public defenders are equipped to handle these types of motions and can provide you with the necessary legal representation. Have you discussed these specific actions with your public defender yet?
I have yet to beable to reach my public defender he wont call me back.
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It sounds like you have a valid concern regarding the suppression of evidence and reimbursement for impound fees. Here are some options you might consider:
- Keep trying to contact your public defender. They should be able to assist you with filing a motion to suppress the evidence and seeking reimbursement.
- You can also visit the public defender's office in person to try and get an update on your case.
- If you continue to have difficulty reaching your public defender, you might consider contacting the court to inform them of the issue.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to proceed with these steps?
It sounds like you have a valid concern regarding the suppression of evidence and reimbursement for impound fees. Here are some options you might consider:
- Keep trying to contact your public defender. They should be able to assist you with filing a motion to suppress the evidence and seeking reimbursement.
- You can also visit the public defender's office in person to try and get an update on your case.
- If you continue to have difficulty reaching your public defender, you might consider contacting the court to inform them of the issue.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to proceed with these steps?
yes please
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Sure, here are some steps you can take:
- Visit the Public Defender's Office: Sometimes an in-person visit can expedite communication.
- Contact the Court: Inform them that you are having trouble reaching your public defender.
- Document Everything: Keep a record of all attempts to contact your public defender.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these steps?
Sure, here are some steps you can take:
- Visit the Public Defender's Office: Sometimes an in-person visit can expedite communication.
- Contact the Court: Inform them that you are having trouble reaching your public defender.
- Document Everything: Keep a record of all attempts to contact your public defender.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these steps?
sure
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It sounds like you have a valid concern and several options to pursue. Here are some detailed steps on how to proceed with each option:
- Visit the Public Defender's Office: Go to the office in person and request an update on your case. Make sure to bring any relevant documents.
- Contact the Court: Inform the court that you are unable to reach your public defender. They may assist in facilitating communication.
- Document Everything: Keep a detailed record of all your attempts to contact your public defender, including dates and times.
Would you like more information on any of these steps?
It sounds like you have a valid concern and several options to pursue. Here are some detailed steps on how to proceed with each option:
- Visit the Public Defender's Office: Go to the office in person and request an update on your case. Make sure to bring any relevant documents.
- Contact the Court: Inform the court that you are unable to reach your public defender. They may assist in facilitating communication.
- Document Everything: Keep a detailed record of all your attempts to contact your public defender, including dates and times.
Would you like more information on any of these steps?
no thank you
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It seems like you have a strong argument regarding the suppression of evidence and seeking reimbursement for the impound fees. Your public defender should be able to assist you with filing the necessary motions. If you need further assistance, consider visiting the public defender's office or contacting the court for help. Good luck!
It seems like you have a strong argument regarding the suppression of evidence and seeking reimbursement for the impound fees. Your public defender should be able to assist you with filing the necessary motions. If you need further assistance, consider visiting the public defender's office or contacting the court for help. Good luck!
how do i pursue a civil suit to get reimbursement for my vehicle? who would the civil suit be towards? the police department?
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You would likely pursue a civil suit for reimbursement against the police department or municipality responsible for the impoundment. You may claim that the impoundment was invalid and seek reimbursement for related fees. Consulting with a local attorney could provide more specific guidance on the process in Illinois.
Would you like more assistance with this?
You would likely pursue a civil suit for reimbursement against the police department or municipality responsible for the impoundment. You may claim that the impoundment was invalid and seek reimbursement for related fees. Consulting with a local attorney could provide more specific guidance on the process in Illinois.
Would you like more assistance with this?
yes, would i need a public defender to pursue this civil suit?
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In a civil suit for reimbursement, you wouldn't typically use a public defender, as they are appointed for criminal cases. You may need to seek a private attorney for civil matters, or you could consider representing yourself in small claims court if the amount is within the limit. Have you considered seeking legal aid or a consultation with a local attorney?
In a civil suit for reimbursement, you wouldn't typically use a public defender, as they are appointed for criminal cases. You may need to seek a private attorney for civil matters, or you could consider representing yourself in small claims court if the amount is within the limit. Have you considered seeking legal aid or a consultation with a local attorney?