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In a criminal case of violation of probation, if the defendant is ordered to have motions filed.....?

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by a certain day and the state's attorney is to respond to the defendant's motion within a prescribed amount of time, what happens when the state does not file an answer at all? I am representing myself as I do not have money for a lawyer. By the way, I am in Illinois.

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File a Motion to Compel asking the court to force the state to respond. The judge will be impressed and the state will look stupid.
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