Illinois Supreme Court· 5/20/1999

People v. Taylor

Citations

712 N.E.2d 326
186 Ill. 2d 439
238 Ill. Dec. 604
1999 Ill. LEXIS 674

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finding defendant was not accountable for murder, even though he drove the shooter to and from the scene and knew the shooter had a firearm
finding defendant was not accountable for murder, even though he drove the shooter to and from the scene and knew the shooter had a firearm
driver found not guilty of aggravated discharge of a firearm even when he knew that his passenger had a gun
where defendant did not know that the shooter intended to fire a gun, - 26 - defendant cannot be held accountable for the shooting
driver found not guilty of aggravated discharge of a firearm even when he knew that his passenger had a gun
“guilt under accountability is not supported where one *** neither intends to facilitate nor aids or attempts to aid the offender in the commission of any element of the offense”

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Judges: Freeman

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