Appellate Court of Illinois· 12/3/1996

People v. Johnson

Citations

674 N.E.2d 844
285 Ill. App. 3d 802
221 Ill. Dec. 51
1996 Ill. App. LEXIS 928

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holding that a police comment that a judge would see the defendant's cooperation and might take that into account was not a promise of a specific benefit
affirming the trial court’s finding that the defendant knowingly waived his Miranda rights where, although the 33-year-old defendant had “ingested alcohol and cocaine before his arrest, his first interview by the police was not until four hours later”
defendant’s statement will be suppressed on grounds of intoxication if defendant was so grossly intoxicated as to be incapacitated
defendant’s statement will be suppressed on grounds of intoxication if defendant was so grossly intoxicated as to be incapacitated
confession was not rendered involuntary by officers’ statement that if the defendant told the truth the judge would see he cooperated and might take that into consideration

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Judges: Rakowski

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