Appellate Court of Illinois· 5/20/1994

People v. Lavold

Citations

635 N.E.2d 919
262 Ill. App. 3d 984
200 Ill. Dec. 580
1994 Ill. App. LEXIS 796

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discussing the period of time during which a pretrial detainee may be held pursuant to this jurisdiction without a separate finding that he or she is subject to civil commitment
discussing the period during which a pretrial detainee may be held pursuant to this jurisdiction without a separate finding that he or she is subject to civil commitment
discussing the period of time during which a pretrial detainee may be held pursuant to this jurisdiction without a separate finding that he or she is subject to civil commitment
where defendant who became disruptive during discharge hearing was removed from the courtroom and allowed to hear the proceeding over a speaker in a lockup area
where defendant who became disruptive during discharge hearing was removed from the courtroom and allowed to hear the proceeding over a speaker in a lock-up area
“If so found, the defendant shall be remanded to the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities for further treatment and shall thenceforth be treated as a civilly committed patient.”

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Judges: Cousins, Gordon

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