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Appellate Court of Illinois· 12/30/1985

People v. Boose

Citations

  • 487 N.E.2d 1088
  • 139 Ill. App. 3d 471
  • 94 Ill. Dec. 211
  • 1985 Ill. App. LEXIS 2845

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  • concluding that “[a] criminal intent formulated after a lawful entry will satisfy the offenses of larceny (retail theft) or burglary by illegally remaining. It will not, however, satisfy the offense of burglary by illegal entry.”
  • burglary convictions reversed due to lack of evidence of the defendants’ intent upon entering
  • burglary convictions reversed due to lack of evidence of the defendants' intent upon entering
  • “A criminal intent formulated after a lawful entry will - 10 - satisfy the offense[ ] of *** burglary by illegally remaining,” but “[i]t will not *** satisfy the offense of burglary by illegal entry.”
  • “A criminal intent formulated after a lawful entry will satisfy the offense[ ] of *** burglary by illegally remaining,” but “[i]t will not *** satisfy the offense of burglary by illegal entry.”

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Judges: White

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