<a href= "http://www.illinoiscourts.gov/Opinions/AppellateCourt/2016/2ndDistrict/2140040.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">People v. Suggs, 2016 IL App (2d) 140040 (June)</a>. Episode 199 (Duration 9:35)  Recorded interrogations can be used to justify an interrogation that occurred of a Defendant held well over 98 hours.

People v. Suggs, 2016 IL App (2d) 140040 (June). Episode 199 (Duration 9:35) Recorded interrogations can be used to justify an interrogation that occurred of a Defendant held well over 98 hours.

<a href="http://www.illinoiscourts.gov/Opinions/AppellateCourt/2016/2ndDistrict/2140040.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer">People v. Suggs,&nbsp;2016 IL App (2d) 140040 (June)</a>.&nbsp;Episode 199 (Duration 9:35)&nbsp; Recorded interrogations can be used to justify an interrogation that occurred of a Defendant held well over 98&nbsp;hours.

Recorded Interrogation Justifies Holding Defendant More Than 98 Hours Before Seeing a Judge

This is what truly efficient legal learning looks like. Samuel Partida, Jr. has a way of turning dry, criminal court decisions into understandable bits of valuable knowledge. The nuggets of information just plop out of the cases. Sam has a knack of focusing on the choices made by the people, the lawyers and the judges in the cases. Under this kind of learning regime, the lessons just naturally fall out of the discussion. Anyone with a desire to learn the criminal law in a fundamental way will find a home here.  Staying current with the case law has never been this easy, nor this fun.

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This is what truly efficient legal learning looks like. Samuel Partida, Jr. has a way of turning dry, criminal court decisions into understandable bits of valuable knowledge. The nuggets of information just plop out of the cases. Sam has a knack of focusing on the choices made by the people, the lawyers and the judges in the cases. Under this kind of learning regime, the lessons just naturally fall out of the discussion. Anyone with a desire to learn the criminal law in a fundamental way will find a home here. Staying current with the case law has never been this easy, nor this fun.

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