Illinois Supreme Court· 9/26/1996

People v. Warren

Citations

671 N.E.2d 700
173 Ill. 2d 348
219 Ill. Dec. 533
1996 Ill. LEXIS 94

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test is whether legislature would have passed the valid portions of the statute absent the invalid portions
test is whether legislature would have passed the valid portions of the statute absent the invalid portions
a \defendant may not simply conjure up hypothetical situations in which the statutory standards might conceivably be unconstitutionally vague\
a “defendant may not simply conjure up hypothetical situations in which the statutory standards might conceivably be unconstitutionally vague”
\A court is vested with inherent power to enforce its orders and preserve its dignity by the use of contempt proceedings.\
“A court is vested with inherent power to enforce its orders and preserve its dignity by the use of contempt proceedings.”

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Judges: Freeman

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