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· 9/23/2004

People v. Ryan B.

Citations

  • 817 N.E.2d 495
  • 212 Ill. 2d 226
  • 288 Ill. Dec. 137
  • 2004 Ill. LEXIS 1026

How courts have described this case

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  • holding review was de novo where there were uncontested facts and the question was whether the defendant’s act of asking a child a question was enticement or coercion
  • applying de novo review to a sufficiency of the evidence challenge to determine if uncontested facts satisfied the statutory elements of the offense
  • applying de novo review to a sufficiency of the evidence challenge to determine if uncontested facts satisfied the statutory elements of the offense
  • applying de novo review to a sufficiency of the evidence challenge to determine if uncontested facts satisfied the statutory elements of the offense
  • de novo review when challenge is whether undisputed facts were sufficient to prove elements of crime under the statute
  • the court considered whether asking a minor to lift her shirt amounted to “enticing, coercing or persuading” under the sexual exploitation of a child statute

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Judges: Thomas

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