People v. Felella

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• judicial power includes adjudication and application of law, administration of courts, and imposition of criminal sentences
• the issue of self-defense is always a question of fact determined by the trier of fact
• the issue of self-defense is always a question of fact determined by the trier of fact
• “The long-standing rule is that mere threats of personal injury or death do not justify taking the life of - 11 - No. 1-21-1453 the person making the threats when he is doing nothing to put them into execution.”
• “Declaring public policy is the domain of the legislature.”

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