People v. Crawford (2019)
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People v. Diercks (2024)
In People v. Crawford, the First District Appellate Court concluded that the defendant made “true threats” where he texted his ex-girlfriend messages that included: “U GONE DIE”; “I WILL F*** MURDER U”; and “GET READY TO MEET YOUR MAKER.” 2019 IL App (1st) 160184, ¶¶ 7, 76 .
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People v. Taylor (2020)
People v. Crawford, 2019 IL App (1st) 160184, ¶¶ 42, 61 .
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People v. Ashley (2021)
See generally People v. Crawford, 2019 IL App (1st) 160184, ¶ 39 (construing a similar provision in the cyberstalking statute). ¶ 80 Moreover, contrary to defendant’s assertion, the conduct criminalized by the statute is directly related to the General Assembly’s goal in adopting the 2010 amendments.
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People v. Ashley (2020)
See generally People v. Crawford, 2019 IL App (1st) 160184, ¶ 39 (construing a similar provision in the cyberstalking statute). ¶ 80 Moreover, contrary to defendant’s assertion, the conduct criminalized by the statute is directly related to the General Assembly’s goal in adopting the 2010 amendments.
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People v. Ashley (2020)
See generally People v. Crawford, 2019 IL App (1st) 160184, ¶ 39 (construing a similar provision in the cyberstalking statute). ¶ 80 Moreover, contrary to defendant’s assertion, the conduct criminalized by the statute is directly related to the General Assembly’s goal in adopting the 2010 amendments.
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People v. Ashley (2020)
See generally People v. Crawford, 2019 IL App (1st) 160184, ¶ 39 (construing a similar provision in the cyberstalking statute). ¶ 80 Moreover, contrary to defendant’s assertion, the conduct criminalized by the statute is directly related to the General Assembly’s goal in adopting the 2010 amendments.