People v. Lewis, 2018 IL App (4th) 150637 (April). Episode 514 (Duration 6:27) It’s within the court’s full discretion to bring the jury back into the courtroom to view recorded evidence after deliberation has already begun.
Second & Fourth Districts Come Out Against The Third District On The Burglary Of Retail Store Question
People v. Moore, 2018 IL App (2d) 160277 (June). Episode 505 (Duration 4:40) Second District goes with the Fourth District on burglary or retail store cases.
Here’s One Situation Where It’s Perfectly Fine To Lock The Courtroom Doors During A Trial
People v. Gore, 2018 IL App (3d) 150627 (April). Episode 502 (Duration 6:36) Judge doesn’t have to open the courtroom to the public to handle how to answer a jury question.
Dude You Gotta Drop The Gun Before You Start Running
People v. Anderson, 2018 IL App (4th) 160037 (May). Episode 500 (Duration 10:00) There is a difference between constructive possession and having immediate access to a gun.
Troublesome Precedent In Armed Violence Cases
People v. Norwood, 2018 IL App (4th) 150883 (May). Episode 499 (Duration 10:30) What does it mean for a firearm to be immediately accessible?
State Can’t Get A Felony Murder When All The Facts Point To An Intentional Murder
People v. Space, 2018 IL App (1st) 150922 (May). Episode 490 (Duration 10:26) Felony murder must be reversed because the defendant shared the same felonous purpose as the underlying offense.
Should We Declare A Mistrial If The Jury Can’t Agree On Second Degree Murder?
People v. Manning, 2018 IL 122081 (March). Episode 480 (Duration 21:31) Jury wanted to know what happens if they can’t agree on second degree murder.
Speedy Trial Differences Between In Custody and Out Of Custody Defendants
People v. Jones, 2018 IL App (1st) 151307 (March). Episode 478 (Duration 11:04) Defendant didn’t make a clear unequivocal demand for trial so it counts as a date by agreement.
Voir Dire Questioning Depends On Undisputed Facts And A Clear Body Of Law
People v. Encalado, 2018 IL 122059 (March). Episode 477 (Duration 8:50) There is no body of case law documenting the public shaming of patrons of prostitutes.
Fourth District Declines To Follow Third District On The Retail Theft Burglary Thing
People v. Burlington, 2018 IL App (4th) 150642 (March). Episode 472 (Duration 7:42) Fourth district goes the other way on retail theft burglaries.
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