Illinois Supreme Court· 1/14/1972

People v. Arndt

Citations

280 N.E.2d 230
50 Ill. 2d 390
1972 Ill. LEXIS 496

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defendant is not entitled to bench trial on certain charges and jury trial on others
defendant is not entitled to bench trial on certain charges and jury trial on others
defendant is not entitled to bench trial on certain charges and jury trial on others
the defendant could not claim surprise when the State added a count for involuntary manslaughter because defendant was at all times subject to a conviction for involuntary manslaughter under the original murder charge
the defendant could not claim surprise when the State added a count for involuntary manslaughter because defendant was at all times subject to a conviction for involuntary manslaughter under the original murder charge
the defendant could not claim surprise when the State added a count for involuntary manslaughter because defendant was at all times subject to a conviction for involuntary manslaughter under the original murder charge

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Judges: William J. Scott

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