Legal Question in Criminal Law in Illinois

Does the client's lawyer see edviden of SA?

A person is charged with alledged attempted forgery and burgery felony 2 #720 statutes 5/19-1 if found guilty what is the purnishment? The client denies that is was him. can his PD let him know what has been seen.09/17/05doc PD not seen edvidence or tried to see it which person was arrested Jan 2006. Charges from 09-17-05.


Asked on 12/26/06, 5:57 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Zedrick Braden III Ainsworth & Associates PC

Re: Does the client's lawyer see edviden of SA?

Hello. The accused could be facing

an extended jail term if convicted. It is important that his attorney see all of the evidence against him. Also it is important that all preliminary motions be filed such as a motion to quash the defendant's arrest and a motion to suppress evidence. Hearings on these motions are great because the accused and his attorney get to see so much of what the State's Attorney will bring out if the case goes to trial. The accused has a constitutional right to see the evidence against him. I will

be happy to discuss this with you further and in more detail.

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Answered on 12/26/06, 7:13 pm


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