Illinois Supreme Court· 6/14/1960

The People v. Ford

Citations

168 N.E.2d 33
19 Ill. 2d 466
1960 Ill. LEXIS 359

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“An accused may not sit idly by and allow irregular proceedings to occur without objection and afterwards seek to reverse his conviction by reason of those same irregularities”
“ ‘We have frequently stated that a defendant, having failed to use his peremptory challenges, is in no position to complain concerning jury selections’ ”
“An accused may not sit idly by and allow irregular proceedings to occur without objection and afterwards seek to reverse his conviction by reason of those same irregularities.”
“An accused may not sit idly by and allow irregular proceedings to occur without objection and afterwards seek to reverse his conviction by reason of those same irregularities.”
“An accused may not sit idly by and allow irregular proceedings to occur without objection and afterwards seek to reverse his conviction by reason of those same irregularities.”
“We have frequently stated that a defendant, having failed to use his peremptory challenges, is in no position to complain concerning jury selections.”

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