Appellate Court of Illinois· 11/6/2006

People v. Sanders

Citations

857 N.E.2d 948
368 Ill. App. 3d 533
306 Ill. Dec. 549
2006 Ill. App. LEXIS 1003

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before the plain-error doctrine may be applied, it must first be shown that an error has occurred, and the burden is on the defendant
before the plain-error doctrine may be applied, it must first be shown that an error has occurred, and the burden is on the defendant
“In responding to a jury question, the trial court must do so with specificity and accuracy.”
the trial court’s response need not go further than the question posed by the jury
in general, “a jury need not be instructed on the term ‘knowingly’ because that term has a plain meaning within the jury’s common knowledge”
before the plain-error doctrine may be applied, it must first be shown that an error has occurred, and the burden is on the defendant

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