Motions to Suppress are huge in criminal cases. Motions to Suppress allege that the police did something wrong. They made a mistake. The motion asks the judge to exclude evidence against the Defendant because it was obtained illegally. Often the motion is dispositive which means that if the evidence is excluded the state attorney would not have sufficient evidence to go forward with the case. Accordingly, if the motion to suppress is granted the case is usually dismissed. Additionally, there are situations where evidence can be suppressed but the state still has enough to go forward. Those are not dispositive.

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