Illinois Supreme Court· 1/18/1996

People v. Rodriguez

Citations

169 Ill. 2d 183
661 N.E.2d 305
214 Ill. Dec. 451
1996 Ill. LEXIS 1

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concluding that convictions for both home invasion and aggravated criminal sexual assault were proper as they were based on separate, independent acts, though “both offenses shared the common act of defendant threatening the victim with a gun”
concluding that convictions for both home invasion and aggravated criminal sexual assault were proper as they were based on separate, independent acts, though “both offenses shared the common act of defendant threatening the victim with a gun”
concluding that convictions for both home invasion and aggravated criminal sexual assault were proper as they were based on separate, independent acts, though “both offenses shared the common act of defendant threatening the victim with a gun”
holding home invasion and aggravated criminal sexual assault were based on multiple acts despite sharing a common act
finding that the aggravated-criminal-sexual-assault offense and the home-invasion offense were based on separate acts
finding that the aggravated-criminal-sexual-assault offense and the home-invasion offense were based on separate acts

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Judges: Freeman, Harrison, Heiple

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