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People v. Murray

Citations

  • 728 N.E.2d 512
  • 312 Ill. App. 3d 685
  • 245 Ill. Dec. 430
  • 2000 Ill. App. LEXIS 175

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  • holding it would be “illogical and nonsensical” to suggest police cannot arrest subject of illegal detention after discovery of valid warrant
  • noting that the victim suffered a gunshot wound to the big toe causing a fracture, but required a hospitalization of only 2V2 hours
  • holding that gunshot wound to the victim’s right foot did not constitute “severe bodily injury” where the victim sustained an open fracture to the big toe and he was treated and released from the hospital within 2½ hours of the shooting
  • noting that the victim suffered a gunshot wound to the big toe causing a fracture, but required a hospitalization of only 2½ hours
  • reversing a finding of severe bodily injury where the victim continued running after a gunshot wound fractured his toe and where he was treated and released within hours of the shooting
  • any conclusion police cannot arrest a person on a valid warrant after an ilegal stop \illogical and nonsensical\

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Judges: South

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