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People v. Willenborg, 2023 IL App (5th) 230727
The State appeals a court decision granting pretrial release with conditions to defendant charged with sexual offenses, arguing the conditions are insufficient to mitigate the threat posed.
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ted-hunt.comPeople v. Wells
Appeal of pretrial detention for Richard Wells, charged with firearm offenses. Trial court’s denial for release upheld. Debate over standards of review for pretrial detention rulings discussed.
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In his will of 1588, William Lane of Chadwell, Essex, listed two lockram shirts (coarse, heavyweight), one ‘holland’ shirt (fine weight and bleached white) and his ‘marrying shirt’, which presumably was of the best quality and loaded with sentimental significance.
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ianwillia.msPeople v. Presley
The court affirms the order to detain defendant Joshua A. Presley, rejecting his appeal against denial of pretrial release under the Safety, Accountability, Fairness, and Equity-Today Act.
ilcourtsaudio.blob.core.windows.netPeople v. Bradford
The document discusses the State's timely filing of a petition to deny the defendant's pretrial release and the court's finding of clear and convincing evidence that defendant committed robbery.
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