· 8/19/1987
People v. Frisby
Citations
- 512 N.E.2d 1337
- 160 Ill. App. 3d 19
- 111 Ill. Dec. 700
- 1987 Ill. App. LEXIS 3069
How courts have described this case
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- noting the defendant's entry into the dwelling at 4 a.m. was a factor in establishing the defendant's knowledge
- the fact that the defendant’s entry into the dwelling occurred at 4 a.m. was significant in establishing that the defendant had reason to know someone was at home
- a light on in the room the intruder first enters and noise from a radio is indicative of a defendant’s knowledge that the house is occupied
- a light on in the room the intruder first enters and noise from a radio is indicative of a defendant's knowledge that the house is occupied
- the fact that the defendant's entry into the dwelling occurred at 4 a.m. was significant in establishing that the defendant had reason to know someone was at home
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Judges: Freeman
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