Legal Question in Criminal Law in Indiana

judges denial on motions... discrimination of defendent

if the judge denies motion to suppress evidence when there is suffient reason for motion what can be done about it


Asked on 1/25/08, 12:39 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Jes Beard Jes Beard, Attorney at Law

Re: judges denial on motions... discrimination of defendent

Depends. If the motion would have been dispositive of the case, you might file an appeal before the trial. Or you might enter a guilty plea and reserve the right to appeal that specific issue. Or you can take the case to trial and if concivted appeal the conviction based on the faulty ruling.

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Answered on 1/26/08, 3:46 am


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