Appellate Court of Illinois· 12/8/1977

People v. Mathis

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371 N.E.2d 245
55 Ill. App. 3d 680
13 Ill. Dec. 528
1977 Ill. App. LEXIS 3876

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holding the denial of a hearing on a subsequent suppression motion is proper where the substance of the defendant’s subsequent motion is the same as his prior suppression motion and he makes no offer of proof as to new evidence or exceptional circumstances
officers justified in arresting defendant for armed robbery following reasonable detention and custodial arrest when defendant, stopped for speeding, failed to produce a valid driver’s license or bond card
officers justified in arresting defendant for armed robbery following reasonable detention and custodial arrest when defendant, stopped for speeding, failed to produce a valid driver's license or bond card
officers justified in arresting defendant for armed robbery following reasonable detention and custodial arrest when defendant, stopped for speeding, failed to produce a valid driver's license or bond card

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