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The People v. Cooper (1947)

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green People v. Langston (2023)
Rule Authority · Ill. App. Ct.
Due Process Claim ¶ 27 Lastly, defendant argues the trial court’s consideration of evidence showing Hollyfield’s statements to officers—statements not admitted at trial—amounted to reversible error. “[T]he deliberations of the trial judge are limited to the record made before him in open court,” and “any private investigation *** constitutes a denial to the defendant of the constitutional guarantee of a due process of law.” People v. Cooper, 398 Ill. 468, 472 (1947); see Peo…
green People v. Seaton (2023)
Rule Authority · Ill. App. Ct.
App. 3d 441, 456 (2007). ¶ 45 The defendant cites to People v. Rivers, 410 Ill. 410, 417 (1951) (any private investigation by the trial court, either during trial or while motion for new trial is pending, constitutes a denial of due process), People v. Yarbrough, 93 Ill. 2d 421, 426 (1982) (trial court suggested polygraph test subsequent to trial prior to ruling on motion for new trial), and People v. Cooper, 398 Ill. 468, 471-71 (1947) (private investigation by the trial co…
private investigation by the trial court during trial constituted a denial of due process
green People v. Grimes (2008)
Rule Authority · Ill. App. Ct.
Roth v. Roth, 45 Ill. 2d 19, 25 (1970), citing People v. Cooper, 398 Ill. 468, 472 (1947) (trial court must consider matters within the record when making decisions or reaching judgments).
trial court must consider matters within the record when making decisions or reaching judgments
green People v. Grimes (2008)
Rule Authority · Ill. App. Ct.
Roth v. Roth, 45 Ill. 2d 19, 25 (1970), citing People v. Cooper, 398 Ill. 468, 472 (1947) (trial court must consider matters within the record when making decisions or reaching judgments).
trial court must consider matters within the record when making decisions or reaching judgments
green People v. Johnson (2001)
Rule Authority · Ill. App. Ct.
People v. Cooper, 398 Ill. 468, 472-73 (1947).
green People v. Johnson (2001)
Rule Authority · Ill. App. Ct.
People v. Cooper , 398 Ill. 468, 472-73 (1947).
green People v. Stiedl (1997)
Rule Authority · Ill.
People v. Rivers , 410 Ill. 410, 416 (1951); People v. Cooper , 398 Ill. 468, 472 (1947).
green People v. Steidl (1997)
Rule Authority
People v. Rivers, 410 Ill. 410, 416 (1951); People v. Cooper, 398 Ill. 468, 472 (1947).