Illinois Supreme Court· 3/28/1996

People v. Cole

Citations

665 N.E.2d 1275
172 Ill. 2d 85
216 Ill. Dec. 718
1996 Ill. LEXIS 38

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holding the record contained “sufficient evidence from which the judge could have concluded that the defendant’s actions constituted - 17 - 1-17-1819 aggravated kidnapping, and that the confinement *** was not merely incidental to another offense”
a single entry into the home will support only a single conviction of home invasion, regardless of the number of occupants
prosecutor's brief references to mitigation as \excuse\ could not reasonably have prevented jury from considering evidence
a single entry will support only a single conviction, regardless of the number of occupants with respect to the home invasion statute
a single entry will support only a single conviction, regardless of the number of occupants with respect to the home invasion statute
a single entry will support only a single conviction, regardless of the number of occupants with respect to the home invasion statute

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Judges: Miller

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