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Appellate Court of Illinois· 12/12/1986

People v. Brown

Citations

  • 501 N.E.2d 1347
  • 150 Ill. App. 3d 535
  • 103 Ill. Dec. 809
  • 1986 Ill. App. LEXIS 3213

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  • affirming trespass conviction of live-in boyfriend who entered home after his license was revoked
  • affirming trespass conviction of live-in boyfriend who entered home after his license was revoked
  • specificity in a posttrial motion is sufficient when it alerts the trial judge to the error
  • specificity in a posttrial motion is sufficient when it alerts the trial judge to the error
  • evidence that defendant during handcuffing held his arms stiff, struggled to release himself from the officer’s grip, and did everything he could to keep from having his arm placed behind his back was sufficient to support conviction for resisting a peace officer
  • evidence that defendant during handcuffing held his arms stiff, struggled to release himself from the officer's grip, and did everything he could to keep from having his arm placed behind his back was sufficient to support conviction for resisting, a peace officer

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Judges: Wombacher

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