People v. Tooles

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• holding that \the failure to procure defendants' written jury waivers does not necessitate reversal of their convictions because the record otherwise evidences that defendants' jury waivers were understandingly made.\
• holding that “the failure to procure defendants’ written jury waivers does not necessitate reversal of their convictions because the record otherwise evidences that defendants’ jury waivers were understandingly made.”
• addressing substantive arguments where questions regarding the failure to secure a written jury waiver had arisen frequently in appellate court
• addressing substantive arguments where questions regarding the failure to secure a written jury waiver had arisen frequently in appellate court
• finding defendant's four prior convictions supported a presumption of familiarity with jury waivers, thus supporting a finding of a valid waiver
• finding defendant’s four prior convictions supported a presumption of familiarity with jury waivers, thus supporting a finding of a valid waiver

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