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2021Pablo, 2018 IL App (3d) 150892, ¶ 26 .

2021Pablo, 2018 IL App (3d) 150892, ¶ 26 .

2019The court further stated in a footnote that its "fact-intensive analysis" was suitable for determination by the judge through summary judgment because "[t]he factual inquiry is limited to what the FDA has done, if anything, in addressing the need for a warning on a particular drug," in contrast "to considering the specific data relied upon by the FDA." Id. at 1115 n.5.

2019The court further stated in a footnote that its “fact-intensive analysis” was suitable for determination by the judge through summary judgment because “[t]he factual inquiry is limited to what the FDA has done, if anything, in addressing the need for a warning on a particular drug” in contrast “to considering the specific data relied upon by the FDA.” Id. at 1115 n.5.

2019Ahmad, 365 Ill.

2019Ahmad , 365 Ill.

2017Id.

2017Id.

2012Krause, 484 N.W.2d at 352 . ¶ 19 The State suggests that this court undertake the same analysis of reasonableness that was undertaken by the Krause court.

2012Krause, 484 N.W.2d at 352 . ¶ 19 The State suggests that this court undertake the same analysis of reasonableness that was undertaken by the Krause court.

2007At the hearing on the defendant's posttrial motion, the circuit court maintained the correctness of its decision, "noting that [it] had personally observed the demeanor of the spectators in the courtroom and noted no behavior that would give rise to a need for an inquiry into jury intimidation." Williams, 344 Ill.

2007At the hearing on the defendant’s posttrial motion, the circuit court maintained the correctness of its decision, “noting that [it] had personally observed the demeanor of the spectators in the courtroom and noted no behavior that would give rise to a need for an inquiry into jury intimidation.” Williams, 344 Ill.

2006We do not know 12 No. 1-06-0458 whether that was the case here, but the statute was designed to eliminate the need for inquiry into the reasoning processes of the numerous persons who sign a candidate=s petition.@ Jones, 112 Ill.

2006We do not know whether that was the case here, but the statute was designed to eliminate the need for inquiry into the reasoning processes of the numerous persons who sign a candidate’s petition.” Jones, 112 Ill.

2004The State asks us to adopt the view of the court in People v. Chavez, 77 Cal. App. 2d 621 , 176 P.2d 92 (1947), that a viable fetus “in the process of being born” is a human being within the meaning of the homicide statutes.

2004The State asks us to adopt the view of the court in People v. Chavez, 77 Cal. App. 2d 621 , 176 P.2d 92 (1947), that a viable fetus “in the process of being born” is a human being within the meaning of the homicide statutes.

2002Venus, 127 Ill.App.3d at 27 , 82 Ill.Dec. 143 , 468 N.E.2d 405 .

2002Venus, 127 Ill.

2000As this court has recognized, the need for inquiry into fitness at the time of trial stems from concerns that an incompetent defendant may be disabled from making a rational defense and may be incapable “of co-operating with his counsel to the end that any available defenses may be interposed.” Burson, 11 Ill. 2d at 369 .

2000As this court has recognized, the need for inquiry into fitness at the time of trial stems from concerns that an incompetent defendant may be disabled from making a rational defense and may be incapable "of co-operating with his counsel to the end that any available defenses may be interposed." Burson, 11 Ill.2d at 369 , 143 N.E.2d 239 .

2000In so holding, the court was particularly persuaded by the need of defense counsel to have "full investigative latitude in developing a meritorious defense on his client's behalf." Mingo , 77 N.J. at 582 , 392 A.2d at 592 .

2000In so holding, the court was particularly persuaded by the need of defense counsel to have "full investigative latitude in developing a meritorious defense on his client's behalf." Mingo , 77 N.J. at 582 , 392 A.2d at 592 .

1983Taylor v. Kentucky (1978), 436 U.S. 478, 488 , 56 L.

1981Ed. 2d 468, 477 , 98 S. Ct. 1930, 1936 , “ignores both the special purpose of a presumption-of-innocence instruction and the particular need for such an instruction in this case.” Moreover, in Dodson v. United States (4th Cir. 1928), 23 F.2d 401, 403 , it was said that “the failure to charge on the presumption of innocence is not cured by a correct charge on the burden of proof.” We believe that the need for such an instruction is heightened in the present case, since the State’s burden of proof was not included in the attempt murder instruction.

2025Going further, it stated that both cases provide that the need for defense of self, family, and property is most acute in the home, but posited that “that doesn’t mean it is not acute outside the home” as “[c]onfrontations are not limited to the home.” Id. at 935-36 .

2024See People v. Craig, 2020 IL App (2d) 170679, ¶ 18 , 148 N.E.3d 216 (finding statements attributed to a defendant in a PSI triggered the need for an inquiry where the record indicated the trial court read the PSI); In re Johnathan T., 2022 IL 127222, ¶¶ 50-51 , 193 N.E.3d 1240 -4- (embracing Craig’s holding and applying it to statements made in materials prepared for a dispositional hearing in a juvenile delinquency case).

2024See People v. Craig, 2020 IL App (2d) 170679, ¶ 18 , 148 N.E.3d 216 (finding statements attributed to a defendant in a PSI triggered the need for an inquiry where the record indicated the trial court read the PSI); In re Johnathan T., 2022 IL 127222, ¶¶ 50-51 , 193 N.E.3d 1240 -4- (embracing Craig’s holding and applying it to statements made in materials prepared for a dispositional hearing in a juvenile delinquency case).

2023These rules have eliminated the need for a rule requiring the State to call all material witnesses at a suppression hearing.” Id. at 142 . 15 ¶ 43 With these protections in mind, the court concluded that a defendant may no longer challenge a trial court’s ruling on a motion to suppress solely on the basis that the State failed to call a material witness to testify.

2023Id. at 145 .

2022Id. ¶ 60 ; contra Yakich v. Aulds, 2019 IL 123667, ¶ 13 (quoting Blumenthal v. Brewer, 2016 IL 118781, ¶ 61 ) (When the Illinois Supreme Court “has declared the law on any point, it alone can overrule and modify its previous opinion, and the lower judicial tribunals are bound by such decision and it is the duty of such lower tribunals to follow such decision in similar cases.” (Emphasis in original.)).

2019Young, 303 Ill.

2015The court awarded legal fees for four hours of opposing counsel’s time, finding that if the wife’s attorney had tendered opposing counsel a copy of the policy earlier that morning, “it would have obviated the need to have a hearing on the matter.” In re Marriage of Davis, 261 Ill.

2015App. 3d at 619 , 633 N.E.2d at 913 .