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People v. Holmes

Citations

  • 948 N.E.2d 617
  • 241 Ill. 2d 509
  • 350 Ill. Dec. 337
  • 2011 Ill. LEXIS 760

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  • holding that firearms may be transported in the passenger compartment of a motor vehicle if they are unloaded and enclosed in a case
  • finding that the defendant in that case could not be convicted of the same AUUW offense as charged in the instant case where the defendant had a valid gun permit from Indiana, his state of residence, when the offense occurred
  • “The language of the unlawful use of weapons statute only contemplates that a FOID card has been issued to that individual. There is no requirement in the unlawful use of weapons statute that an individual have his or her FOID card or other similar permit in his or her possession.”
  • \The language of the unlawful use of weapons statute only contemplates that a FOID card has been issued to that individual. There is no requirement in the unlawful use of weapons statute that an individual have his or her FOID card or other similar permit in his or her possession.\

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Judges: Burke, Garman

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