Illinois Supreme Court· 2/16/1990

People v. Williams

Citations

551 N.E.2d 631
133 Ill. 2d 449
141 Ill. Dec. 444
1990 Ill. LEXIS 21

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holding that the phrase “other than a lawful purpose” in child abduction statute applies only to violations of the criminal code and not to violations of administrative regulations or city ordinances
holding that the phrase \other than a lawful purpose\ in child abduction statute applies only to violations of the criminal code and not to violations of administrative regulations or city ordinances
holding that the phrase “other than a lawful purpose” in child abduction statute applies only to violations of the criminal code and not to violations of administrative regulations or city ordinances
“luring or attempted luring of a child into an automobile for a criminal purpose is in no way protected by the first amendment”
in case involving child abduction statute, the State may “validly proscribe the luring or attempted luring of children into motor vehicles for criminal purposes, although that attempt may involve speech”
in case involving child abduction statute, the State may “validly proscribe the luring or attempted luring of children into motor vehicles for criminal purposes, although that attempt may involve speech”

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