Appellate Court of Illinois· 3/8/2005

People v. Guerrero

Citations

826 N.E.2d 485
356 Ill. App. 3d 22
292 Ill. Dec. 344
2005 Ill. App. LEXIS 190

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stating “[t]he date of the offense is not an essential factor in child sex offense cases”
stating “[t]he date of the offense is not an essential factor in child sex offense cases”
considering children’s young age and the fact that the acts occurred over a three-year period, dates were as definite as possible
finding that the three-year period identified in the indictment as when the abuse occurred, beginning when the child was six years old, was “as definite as possible” given the victim’s young age and the fact that the abuse occurred over a three-year period
finding dates in indictment sufficient where the victims were first abused when they were about six years old and the indictments and bill of particulars indicated that they were abused over a three-year time period
“A prior prosecution can easily be proven by reference to the record, thereby protecting a defendant from being placed in double jeopardy.”

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Judges: Wolfson

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