Illinois Supreme Court· 5/20/1977

People v. King

Citations

363 N.E.2d 838
66 Ill. 2d 551
6 Ill. Dec. 891
1977 Ill. LEXIS 302

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holding that no more than one offense can be carved from the same physical act
holding that no more than one offense can be carved from the same physical act
concluding that prejudice occurs when a defendant is convicted of more than one offense arising from the same physical act
concluding that an “ ‘[a]ct’ ” is “any overt or outward manifestation which will support a different offense”
holding that no more than one offense can be carved from the same physical act
concluding that prejudice occurs when a defendant is convicted of more than one offense arising from the same physical act

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Judges: Moran

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