Appellate Court of Illinois· 5/21/2004

People v. Campobello

Citations

810 N.E.2d 307
284 Ill. Dec. 654
348 Ill. App. 3d 619
123 A.L.R. 5th 761
2004 Ill. App. LEXIS 583

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noting that it is proper for a party to test the correctness of an otherwise unappealable discovery order through contempt proceedings initiated by the party’s refusal to comply with the discovery order and its subsequent appeal of the contempt sanction
noting that it is proper for a party to test the correctness of an otherwise unappealable discovery order through contempt proceedings initiated by the party’s refusal to comply with the discovery order and its subsequent appeal of the contempt sanction
contentions must be supported by reasons and citation to authority or will be deemed forfeited
el requerimiento se limitaba al expediente personal del sacerdote y no abarcaba información sensitiva de las víctimas
“[T]he trial court erred in holding that the privilege extends only to admissions or confessions made in a one-on-one setting.”
“The State has neither expressed nor implied an aim to determine for itself whether defendant violated canon law, much less to override any determination of the Diocese on that point.”

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Judges: O'Malley

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