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Appellate Court of Illinois· 9/30/2003

People v. Blue

Citations

  • 799 N.E.2d 804
  • 343 Ill. App. 3d 927
  • 279 Ill. Dec. 1
  • 2003 Ill. App. LEXIS 1226

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  • evidence of control insufficient where there were no bills, rent receipts, pieces of clothing, or mail addressed to the defendant at the location
  • evidence of control insufficient where there were no bills, rent receipts, pieces of clothing, or mail addressed to defendant at location
  • evidence of control insufficient where there were no bills, rent receipts, pieces of clothing, or mail addressed to the defendant at the location
  • “Under the doctrine of transferred intent, defendant can be exonerated if he shoots an assailant in self-defense but injures another; defendant’s intent to shoot his assailant in self-defense is transferred to the unintended victim.”
  • “Under the doctrine of transferred intent, defendant can be exonerated if he shoots an assailant in self-defense but injures another; defendant’s intent to shoot his assailant in self-defense is transferred to the unintended victim.”
  • although defendant was present in the apartment where narcotics were found, insufficient evidence of control where there was no testimony of any mail addressed to defendant, no rent receipts, no utility bills, no clothing in closets, and no proof defendant had a key to the residence

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Judges: O'Brien, Reid, Campbell

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