Illinois Supreme Court· 4/4/1984

People v. Taylor

Citations

463 N.E.2d 705
101 Ill. 2d 508
79 Ill. Dec. 151
1984 Ill. LEXIS 278

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holding that a defendant’s jury waiver, which was lodged “after the State had completed examination of its second witness,” was valid
ruling on a motion to limit the State’s use of other-crimes evidence was a substantive ruling that rendered subsequent substitution motion untimely
ruling on a motion to limit the State’s use of other-crimes evidence was a substantive ruling that rendered subsequent substitution motion untimely
ruling on a motion to limit the State’s use of other-crimes evidence was a substantive ruling that rendered subsequent substitution motion untimely
finding “substantial similarities” between shootings that occurred “within a one-block area and within a four-day period”
where the alleged instances of ineffective assistance of counsel were due to defendant's “uncooperative and disruptive conduct,” this court refused to reverse on the basis of that issue

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Judges: Goldenhersh, Underwood, Ryan, Moran

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