Illinois Supreme Court· 4/18/1923
Bell v. McDonald
Citations
- 308 Ill. 329
- 139 N.E. 613
How courts have described this case
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- the State amended the charging information five days prior to trial to add a second potential prior lawful act
- evidence insufficient to support conviction for intimidation where defendant threatened victim with the intent that victim not come onto his property, which is not a prior act
- evidence insufficient to prove intent to retaliate for “arguing”
- evidence insufficient to prove intent to retaliate for “arguing”
- evidence insufficient to prove intent to retaliate for “arguing”
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Judges: Dunn
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