Appellate Court of Illinois· 11/17/2004

People v. Marston

Citations

818 N.E.2d 1261
353 Ill. App. 3d 513
289 Ill. Dec. 58

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holding that multiple convictions for home invasion and aggravated battery were proper despite the common act of striking the victim with a pole where the defendant's entry into the home was a separate act that supported the home invasion conviction
holding that multiple convictions for home invasion and aggravated battery were proper despite the common act of striking the victim with a pole where the defendant’s entry into the home was a separate act that supported the home invasion conviction
holding that multiple convictions for home invasion and aggravated battery were proper, despite the common act of hitting the victim with a pole, because the defendant’s entry into the home was a separate act that supported the home invasion conviction
noting, multiple convictions for home invasion and aggravated battery were proper despite the common act of beating the victim, where the defendant’s home entry was a separate act supporting the home invasion
rejecting argument that State failed to prove that defendant used a pole as a deadly weapon where, although the State did not introduce the pole, multiple witnesses described it and the jury saw photographs of the victim’s injuries
finding convictions for aggravated battery and home invasion did not violate the one-act, one-crime doctrine “despite the infliction of only one injury because defendant's entry into the home was a separate act on which the home invasion charge - 20 - No. 1-16-2638 was based”

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Judges: Byrne

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