| Description | Date | Docket # |
| PEOPLE v. THUROW Supreme Court of Illinois Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing Failure to instruct the jury as to the element of an involuntary manslaughter victim's status as a member of defendant's household was harmless error... |
04/29/2003 | 90911 |
| IN RE PARENTAGE OF M.J. Supreme Court of Illinois Contracts, Family Law The Illinois Parentage Act does not preclude claims for child support based on common law theories of oral contract or promissory estoppel. |
04/29/2003 | 92947 |
| IN RE J.W. Supreme Court of Illinois Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing After conviction for aggravated sexual assault, requiring a 12-year-old child to register for life as a sex offender was constitutional, but a... |
04/29/2003 | 92116 |
| EADS v. HERITAGE ENTERS., INC. Supreme Court of Illinois Civil Procedure, Injury & Tort Law, Professional Malpractice A plaintiff asserting a private right of action under the Nursing Home Care Act need not attach to the complaint the certificate of merit and... |
04/29/2003 | 92691 |
| SNELSON v. KAMM Supreme Court of Illinois Evidence, Health Law, Injury & Tort Law, Professional Malpractice, Remedies In a medical negligence action, 1) plaintiff's expert was qualified to render opinions offered at trial, and established all elements of the case, 2)... |
04/29/2003 | 91232, 91239 |
| IN RE JUSTIN M.B. Supreme Court of Illinois Criminal Law & Procedure, Juvenile Law The trial court complied with the requirement of section 5-620 of the Juvenile Court Act of 1987, that the court make a notation of a finding of... |
04/29/2003 | 93329 |
| SAICHEK v. LUPA Supreme Court of Illinois Injury & Tort Law, Remedies Where a plaintiff has sustained a single, indivisible injury, and is awarded damages for those injuries by the court, she may not divide up her claim... |
04/29/2003 | 93615, 93774 |
| CARVER v. SHERIFF OF LA SALLE COUNTY Supreme Court of Illinois Injury & Tort Law, Government Law A sheriff in his official capacity has authority to settle and compromise claims brought against the sheriff's office, and the sheriff's office is... |
04/29/2003 | 91108 |
| ARANGOLD CORP. v. ZEHNDER Supreme Court of Illinois Commercial Law, Constitutional Law, Tax Law The Tobacco Products Tax Act of 1995 does not violate due process by taxing one group to benefit another, and does not violate the uniformity clause... |
04/29/2003 | 93836 |
| PEOPLE v. BROWN Supreme Court of Illinois Criminal Law & Procedure, Sentencing Issues raised in defendant's appeal from a death sentence were rendered moot by the governor's commutation of defendant's sentence to natural life... |
04/11/2003 | 89226 |