Illinois Supreme Court· 11/19/2009

People v. Williams

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920 N.E.2d 446
235 Ill. 2d 178
93 U.S.P.Q. 2d (BNA) 1516
336 Ill. Dec. 237
2009 Ill. LEXIS 1935

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concluding that nearly “every, if not every, court nationwide that has considered preemption under section 301 has either expressly or impliedly concluded that preemption was intended to apply to state criminal prosecutions”
where the defendant’s discussion of an issue in his brief was so lacking in analysis that it need not be considered
“Nearly every, if not every, court nationwide that has considered preemption under § 301 has either expressly or impliedly concluded that preemption was intended to apply to state criminal prosecutions.”

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Judges: Thomas

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