08-01-2025, 04:19 AM
Nope, execution means they must search and seize with in the 96 hours window. they didn't seize what was required. you're not jackass because you are that is retarded.
In Illinois, when a judge signs a search warrant, law enforcement has only 96 hours (4 days) to carry out the search. That means they must: Search for and seize the specific items listed in the warrant, within 96 hours of the time the warrant was issued. If they don’t do that in time, the warrant becomes void meaning it’s no longer legally valid. My warrant was issued on March 21st and had to be executed by March 25. But they didn’t search or extract anything until April 23. which is almost a month too late, so the warrant was void, and the search was unlawful. They seized the computers but did search them and seize the file that needed to be seized.
In Illinois, when a judge signs a search warrant, law enforcement has only 96 hours (4 days) to carry out the search. That means they must: Search for and seize the specific items listed in the warrant, within 96 hours of the time the warrant was issued. If they don’t do that in time, the warrant becomes void meaning it’s no longer legally valid. My warrant was issued on March 21st and had to be executed by March 25. But they didn’t search or extract anything until April 23. which is almost a month too late, so the warrant was void, and the search was unlawful. They seized the computers but did search them and seize the file that needed to be seized.