Appellate Court of Illinois· 2/7/2006

People v. Clay

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843 N.E.2d 885
363 Ill. App. 3d 780
300 Ill. Dec. 285
2006 Ill. App. LEXIS 61

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noting that while written and signed jury trial waiver alone does not demonstrate understanding of waiver, it does lessen the probability that said waiver was not made knowingly
distinguishing Sebag where the defendant was represented by counsel, acknowledged she understood the meaning of a jury trial, and executed a written waiver
while written and signed jury trial waiver alone does not demonstrate understanding of waiver, it does lessen the probability that the waiver -5- No. 1-23-0510 was not made knowingly

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Judges: South, Hall

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