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· 11/18/1959

The PEOPLE v. Esposito

Citations

  • 163 N.E.2d 487
  • 18 Ill. 2d 104
  • 1959 Ill. LEXIS 399

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  • defendant found to have “possessed [burglary] tools with knowledge of their character” where they were found in the locked trunk of defendant’s car and were “readily identified” as items belonging to an unnamed companion

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