What will happen on Tuesday

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Toad's big day version 23..... 90% chance of another delay probably by his own lawyer this time.

NOPE, we already filed our stuff back in September of last year.

Tuesday is the big day, and these are the various things that might happen:

1. The state flat out dismisses the whole thing.

Doubtful but a Nolle Presqui means the charges can be refiled and you can't sue.

No, what I'll do is file a lawsuit in federal court and bring all the facts in front of a federal judge. 

2. The judge sets the thing for a hearing (Frank Hearing) to determine the motion to suppress.

Not going to happen. Your lawyer won't ask for one, although it's not needed.

Actually, if you read the motion to suppress, we do ask for one.

3. The judge grants the motion to suppress, and the thing gets thrown out.

Not going to happen, the DA and PD will already have that worked out.

The have the issue the warrant was a general warrant, there is no loophole to get out of it, many have tried, and the courts have shut them down.  The courts are very passionate to not allow any kind of loophole when come to general warrants. 

4. Judge denies motion to suppress (which I then will appeal)

You can't.

actually yeah, I can, and many have.

5. The State ask for a delay

Possible

again, they are running into statute of limitation which I will discuss below.

...which I would call BULLSHIT ON!

That only means you are going to bitch on the forums and say nothing in court. Your public defender ALONE can agree on it without any input from you.

NOPE, because there is no excuse, they had since September of last year to file their response. 
 
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Playing this game to hold off till the statute of limitation

The Statute of Limitations has already run out.  Plus you will need an Dismissal with Prejudice, not a Nolle Presqui. Tiffany and McWard can decide that without your input. You have no say nor can speak a word in court unless the judge specifically ask you to.

And for you forgot the following... 6 is probably going to be the result.

6. Your own public defender asks for a delay for whatever reason. Probably to give her time to read through the DA response. You have no say in it either, she alone will decide on the delay.  NOTHING YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT. 

7. PD withdraws the Motion to Dismiss, again, you have no say in that. Case gets a trial date.

8. Your bail gets revoked and go back to jail on Tuesday until it's resolved.  WISHFUL THINKING... But maybe, those "newbies" might help.

9. Feds arrest you on the courthouse steps and charge you.

By the way, I'm sure your PD has already met with the DA to discuss what's next, without any input from you whatsoever or will on Monday.

AND THERE IS NOTHING YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT. TIFFANY ALONE DECIDES ON THINGS.

BEFORE I ANSWER YOUR BULLSHIT, what I was referring to IN REGARD TO STATUTE OF LIMITATION is under Illinois they have time limit on the court cases which for felonies is 3 years ... we are going year four.

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Time limits for court cases in Illinois vary by type of case, including civil and criminal cases. 

Civil cases

• Personal injury: Two years from the date of the injury or death 
  
• Property damage: Five years from the date of the damage 
  
• Written contracts: Ten years from the date of the contract 
  
• Oral contracts: Five years from the date of the contract 
  
• Medical malpractice: Two to four years from the date of the malpractice 
  
• Legal malpractice: Six years from the date of the malpractice 
  

Criminal cases 

• Felonies: Three years from the date of the crime
  
• Misdemeanors: 18 months from the date of the crime
  

So that referring to. In regards to your bullshit that you posted.

1.  While a lawyer can advise their client on legal strategies and make recommendations, ultimately, the major decisions in a legal case, such as whether to settle or plead guilty, are typically made by the client in consultation with their lawyer; meaning the lawyer cannot make decisions "with you" without your input and final approval. In other word JACKASS a lawyer must consult their client and cannot make decisions without their client input ... I believe there is a Canon which lawyers follow that say that. I forget which one it is, I have to dig my book out and look. A client does maintain some control not all of it, but some. YOU on the other hand believe the lawyer has all the control and that quite true.




6. Your own public defender asks for a delay for whatever reason. Probably to give her time to read through the DA response. You have no say in it either, she alone will decide on the delay.  NOTHING YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT. 

From understanding its to go right to the judge for him to decide. 

7. PD withdraws the Motion to Dismiss, again, you have no say in that. Case gets a trial date.

Nope, I do have the right to give my input, and that not going to happen

8. Your bail gets revoked and go back to jail on Tuesday until it's resolved.  WISHFUL THINKING... But maybe, those "newbies" might help.

That's not going to happen either, no reason.

9. Feds arrest you on the courthouse steps and charge you.

That definitely not going to happen the feds have NOTHING!

By the way, I'm sure your PD has already met with the DA to discuss what's next, without any input from you whatsoever or will on Monday.
AND THERE IS NOTHING YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT. TIFFANY ALONE DECIDES ON THINGS.

NOPE, I talk to her yesterday, and she hasn't heard a word from them.