Illinois Supreme Court· 1/19/1995

People v. Carrillo

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646 N.E.2d 582
164 Ill. 2d 144
207 Ill. Dec. 16
1995 Ill. LEXIS 4

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concluding that the year-and-a-day rule was legislatively abolished in 1961 and has not been part of the criminal law of Illinois since that time
concluding that the year-and-a-day rule was legislatively abolished in 1961 and has not been part of the criminal law of Illinois since that time
holding that, although she did not fire the fatal shot, the defendant could be charged with felony murder based on her prior convictions for home invasion and burglary
holding that, although she did not fire the fatal shot, the defendant could be charged with felony murder based on her prior convictions for home invasion and burglary
acknowledging that collateral estoppel is a \component of the double jeopardy clause\ but separately discussing its application
noting that her felony-murder charge could not be predicated upon the felony of armed robbery, of which she had been acquitted

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