The PEOPLE v. Bedard

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• it was reversible error under an Illinois statute for the trial court to refuse to appoint a special bailiff to summon bystander jurors upon defendant’s motion where the sheriff’s office was interested in the case before the court
• counsel was not in court when the order was issued
• counsel was not in court when the order was issued

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).