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· 11/19/1947

Priess v. Buchsbaum

Citations

  • 332 Ill. App. 565
  • 76 N.E.2d 195
  • 1947 Ill. App. LEXIS 358

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  • noting the necessity of proving actual knowledge through circumstantial evidence “since the only direct evidence of a state of mind must come from the testimony of the individuals who have broken the law”

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Judges: Burke

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