People v. Lawson, 2018 IL App (4th) 170105 (March). Episode 483 (Duration 8:25) Defendant had a rare blood condition, that was not considered an extraordinary circumstance.
What Does Lesser Includeds Have To Do With One Act – One Crime Principles?
People v. Curry, 2018 IL App (1st) 152616 (February). Episode 467 (Duration 8:24) The possession with intent to deliver should have been vacated when he was convicted of armed violence (lesser included offense counts as same act).
One Act One Crime Correction
People v. Coats, 2018 IL 121926 (January). Episode 466 (Duration 7:24) One Act – One Crime principles needed a little cleaning up.
Successful Constitutional Challenge To SORA And Its Progeny Finds It To Be Punishment
People v. Tetter, 2018 IL App (3d) 150243 (January). Episode 463 (Duration 8:43) SORA declared unconstiututional as applied to this defendant.
A Single Punch To The Gut And They Take The Money Bag
People v. Smith, 2017 IL App (1st) 151312 (October). Episode 451 (Duration 10:59) One act – One crime principles will save this defendant 6 years.
Blunt Smoking Social Media Ban Put On Gang Member Passes Constitutional Muster
In re R.H., 2017 IL App (1st) 171332 (December). Episode 443 (Duration 0:00) Minor prevented from having contact with gang members and can’t post gang and drug stuff on social media.
Overly Broad Probation Term Said No Gang Contact
In re Omar F., 2017 IL App (1st) 171073 (October). Episode 441 (Duration 6:38) No gang contact was overly broad.
Another Non Violent Career Criminal Spared Some Time In The Second Division Of The First District
People v. Allen, 2017 IL App (1st) 151540 (December). Episode 430 (Duration 9:24) 10 and a half years for burglary to a car are reduced to six years because the second division in the first district says so.
Discretionary Life Sentence For Youngsters, De Facto Life Sentences, And More Fun With Young Violent Offenders
People v. Holman, 2017 IL 120655 (September) People v. Hoy, 2017 IL App (1st) 142596 (September) People v. Evans, 2017 IL App (1st) 143562 (August). Episode 413 (Duration 10:27) Defendant was 17 years old when he was given a discretionary life sentence, is he entitled to a new sentencing hearing?
Let’s Not Get Carried Away With What We Have Tell Defendant About MSR
People v. Boykins, 2017 IL 121365 (September). Episode 395 (Duration 9:31) Defendant really thought the judge needed to spell out the MSR terms.
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