Illinois Supreme Court· 3/18/2004

People v. Morris

Citations

807 N.E.2d 377
209 Ill. 2d 137
282 Ill. Dec. 753
2004 Ill. LEXIS 360

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stating the rule in terms of arrest but noting that the Supreme Court held that a defendant had not been seized under the rule
stating the rule in terms of arrest but noting that the Supreme Court held that a defendant had not been seized under the rule
intervening probable cause is an important factor in the attenuation analysis
intervening probable cause is an important factor in the attenuation analysis
“The information giving rise to probable cause was obtained independently of defendant’s illegal arrest”
prejudice presumed where defense counsel conceded client’s guilt, pursued nonlegal plea for jury sympathy, and affirmatively introduced evidence of client’s involvement in grisly unrelated murder, even though trial court had previously ruled that evidence inadmissible

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Judges: McMorrow, Fitzgerald, Freeman, Thomas

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