Appellate Court of Illinois· 6/30/1997

People v. Greene

Citations

682 N.E.2d 354
289 Ill. App. 3d 796
224 Ill. Dec. 793
1997 Ill. App. LEXIS 471

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holding defendant had a lesser expectation of privacy in his porch than in his house proper, when porch was not used as living area and officers merely entered to knock on inner door
holding defendant had a lesser expectation of privacy in his porch than in his house proper, when porch was not used as living area and officers merely entered to knock on inner door
describing officers’ entry onto a screened porch to observe defendant through the window and concluding the porch qualified as curtilage
motion to suppress granted November 13; timely motion to reconsider denied January 30; notice of appeal filed within 30 days thereafter
motion to suppress granted November 13; timely motion to reconsider denied January 30; notice of appeal filed within 30 days thereafter

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Judges: Inglis, Bowman

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