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Appellate Court of Illinois· 3/11/2011

People v. Ross

Citations

  • 947 N.E.2d 776
  • 407 Ill. App. 3d 931
  • 349 Ill. Dec. 762
  • 2011 Ill. App. LEXIS 195

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  • holding the armed habitual criminal statute is a constitutionally permitted restriction of the second amendment right to bear arms
  • holding the armed habitual criminal statute is a constitutionally permissible restriction of the second amendment right to bear arms
  • holding the AHC statute is a constitutionally permissible restriction of the second amendment right to bear arms
  • holding the armed habitual criminal statute is a constitutionally permissible restriction of the second amendment right to bear arms
  • finding constructive possession where “only defendant was in possession of the vehicle when the handgun was found”
  • finding constructive possession where “only defendant was in possession of the vehicle when the handgun was found”

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Judges: Robert E. Gordon

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