Illinois Supreme Court· 12/4/1992

People v. Nau

Citations

607 N.E.2d 134
153 Ill. 2d 406
180 Ill. Dec. 240
1992 Ill. LEXIS 207

How courts have described this case

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discussing the Code’s notice of hearing provision in section 3 — 611
regarding State’s failure to strictly comply with notice requirement, section 3 — 611
regarding State's failure to strictly comply with notice requirement, section 3-611
evidence of criminal conduct admissible at subsequent civil commitment hearing despite previous acquittal of the criminal charge, following Jackson
involuntary admittee waived untimeliness of petition when admittee failed to raise timeliness objection at trial
reversal of a commitment order is not warranted based upon a procedural defect if the defect was harmless as the purpose of the statute was met

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Judges: Bilandic, Freeman

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