People v. B.C.P.

This case presents question as to whether State could file interlocutory appeal in juvenile delinquency proceeding of trial court's order granting minor's motion to suppress minor's statement. Appellate Court, in finding that it lacked jurisdiction to consider State's interlocutory appeal, rejected State's contention that Rule 604(a)(1) was incorporated into Rule 660(a) that pertained to appeals in juvenile proceedings and found that State may not bring interlocutory appeal in juvenile proceeding from order granting juvenile's motion to suppress.