motion to supress
I had a criminal court case. My public defender asked for a motion to suppress. The judge granted this motion. THEN, the case was dismissed because the D.A. did not get my case to trial in time, according to my civil rights, etc. Now six months later, the D.A. has filed a complaint against me, and I must go to court on the same case. My question is; Does the motion to suppress, which was granted by the judge in the last court hearing, still count? Is this motion going to still be held legally binding? Because, if the motion is still in effect , the D.A. can not use the evidence that was orderd suppressed, right? thank you.
Re: motion to supress
DA can refile a felony case. Sounds like he/she thinks case can be made based upon some new evidence or evidence which was not suppressed before. You will need to defend yourself.
Jacek W. Lentz, Esq.
213.250.9200
www.lentzlawfirm.com
Re: motion to supress
DA can refile a felony case. Sounds like he/she thinks case can be made based upon some new evidence or evidence which was not suppressed before. You will need to defend yourself.
Jacek W. Lentz, Esq.
213.250.9200
www.lentzlawfirm.com
