People v. Gunn, 2019IL App (1st) 170542 (September). Episode 694 (Duration 4:19) Buffer says 40 years or less is not a de facto life sentence.
One Punch And A Taking Equals Two Convictions One For Robbery And One For Battery
People v. Smith, 2019 IL 123901 (September). Episode 688 (Duration 8:30) Illinois Supreme Court clarifies some one act one crime principles and puts some convictions back on the table.
Check Out What Sheriff Ron Hain Of Kane County Is Doing In The Local Jail
Sheriff Ron Hain of Kane County is doing some interesting things with his corrections system. Episode 667 (Duration 34:37)
How To Get Additional Credit For Time Served Even If Your Sentenced Under An 85% Crime
People v. Washington, 2019 IL App (1st) 172372 (June). Episode 657 (Duration 12:54) Defendant gets some more credit for time served.
Lack Of Remorse And Facts Learned At Trial Defeat A Claim Of A Trial Tax
In re H.C., 2019 IL App (1st) 182581 (May). Episode 639 (Duration 7:55) Kid refused to admit he did the crime and says he got dinged for it at trial.
A Different Attempt Murder Of Two Officers Says The Statute Must Read Disjunctively
People v. Holley, 2019 IL App (1st) 161326 (May). Episode 638 (Duration 6:16) Sections of the attempt statutes should be read disjunctively meaning the court can only apply one of those sentencing enhancements.
No Gun Add-On If You Get Convicted Of Attempt Murder Of A Police Officer
People v. Phagan, 2019 IL App (1st) 153031 (April). Episode 637 (Duration 11:28) Sections of the attempt statutes should be read disjunctively meaning the court can only apply one of those sentencing enhancements.
How To Get A Little Money Back For Your Client
People v. Ross, 2019 IL App (3d) 170028 (May). Episode 636 (Duration 6:26) Should defendant get some money back if he doesn’t finish his probation?
Prior Underlying Convictions Do Not Constitute Elements Of Felony DWLR
People v. Foreman, 2019 IL App (3d) 160334 (April). Episode 629 (Duration 5:42) A felony DWLR can’t be used to sentence and individual as a mandatory X sentence.
Illinois Supreme Court Says 40 Years Is De Facto Life
People v. Buffer, 2019 IL 122327 (April). Episode 625 (Duration 8:41) Illinois Supreme Court says anything over 40 years is a de facto life sentence.