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  • Oral argument — Illinois Cement v. Workers' Compensation Commission

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 12, 2011

    Is that not a significant period of time? That is a significant period of time, but that, number one, that would be a significant period of time if an expert testified that that was his loss. Dr. … And the Occupational Disease Act, is it within a period of time after his last day of employment?

    27 min of audio
  • Oral argument — People v. Sweet

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 25, 2017

    And I think that principle, even though they were dealing with the Sexually Endangered Persons Act, is equally applicable here. … I'm not pulling it out of thin air. I'm sure we can rely on case law from this state for that principle. Thank you, counsel. Thank you both. The court takes this under advisement.

    41 min of audio
  • Oral argument — People v. Legoo

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 4, 2019

    He was charged under a misdemeanor, Section 9.4-1B of the Act. … I don't need to read them as they appear in the comments.

    22 min of audio
  • Oral argument — People v. Maples

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 13, 2018

    time period actually received five tattoos from the defendant. … Now, your comment relies on Nash with respect to knowledge of the age, and how do you distinguish that case? Nash. I'm sorry to say that people just can't recall Nash's point in time.

    28 min of audio
  • Oral argument — People v. Dillon

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 18, 2024

    A time period was not an act. … But here, there is no outside research made by the trial judge, as well as there is no certain comments as to the defendant's limited mental capacity.

    33 min of audio
  • Oral argument — People v. Reed

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 4, 2025

    While Cobalt involved a single continuous filming of two minor victims, the recordings in this case would begin when motion was detected, and then they would stop after a period of time if no motion was … So there were intervening acts. It wasn't a single continuous filming that was uninterrupted. There were periods of time that weren't recorded because there was no motion in the bathroom.

    34 min of audio
  • Oral argument — St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. Co. v. Hobbs

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Aug 19, 2014

    Now, doesn't this mean that the injury caused by malicious prosecution must occur during the policy period, not that the tort must be completed during the policy period? … policy period?

    27 min of audio
  • Oral argument — People v. Lewis

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 4, 2017

    That was objected to, and that objection was sustained, but there was no period of instruction. Then on page 83, to address the question you asked Mr. … But for the reason stated in the brief, we believe it was plain air. Time is up, but I'm anxious about this whole business to identify the distinction that Mr.

    49 min of audio
  • Oral argument — Kitchen v. Volkman

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 13, 2023

    I would like to comment on five areas of error involving the law where we don't believe it was followed. And I'll finish with a discussion on damages. … Linda's belief she was not acting was irrelevant.

    44 min of audio
  • Oral argument — People v. Kelley

    Oral argument · Oral argument · May 1, 2012

    Quackenbush's confession on these other acts which they said they relied upon, would there be an argument? Your Honor, that would be a proper way to argue the testimony. … So the response was to a particularized argument about how the sexual assault history was limited to a particular period in the context of Dr.

    47 min of audio
  • Oral argument — People v. Brownson

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 25, 2018

    As a final alternative in issue eight, based on one act, one crime grounds, he asks Your Honors to vacate three of the criminal sexual assault convictions for which the judge imposed no sentence. … If he was living in a home that had no heat and no air conditioning, or if he was living in the home that Diamond said he was living in and all three girls testified that he was living in.

    40 min of audio
  • Oral argument — People v. 2009 Chevrolet 2500

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 21, 2016

    One was under the Money Laundering Act, and one was under the Auto Theft Conspiracy Act, or the act that alleged the auto theft criminal conspiracy. … Other than that, I have no other comments. Well, let me ask you a question.

    45 min of audio
  • Oral argument — Spencer v. Di Cola

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 3, 2014

    Now, I acknowledge that there's been an extended period of time subsequently in which there has been no corporate co-trustee acting. … You made a comment about time, so I'm not sure where we're at. If you need a couple more, don't worry about it. I said go on. Okay. Thank you.

    42 min of audio
  • Oral argument — Pryor v. United Equitable Insurance

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Nov 17, 2011

    So you're saying that that period, you did not have to wait for that period during which the court could have modified the arbitration award? Yes. … Levinson's case, there was a comment that there was argument during the period about the exchange of releases, the FEIN number, and a refusal by Mr. Levinson to do that.

    19 min of audio
  • Oral argument — People v. Miller

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 28, 2019

    And in that case, there was uncorroborated double hearsay of prior criminal acts. … And he actually was allowed to be on a home monitor during that time period instead of being detained, even though it was a Class X felony, to get treatment presumably for his Crohn's disease, which was

    21 min of audio
  • Oral argument — Erickson v. County of LaSalle

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 22, 2012

    She acted in that employment on, it was May 15th of 2006. And that was by resolution, her employment started by resolution, that was for a two and a half year term. … And Judge Heddle, by interpreting this, and I think his comments were that it's how the county does business.

    20 min of audio
  • Oral argument — Souza v. City of West Chicago

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 27, 2021

    And you get that from the legislative history and the legislative comments, correct? Yes, I do. … Acosta, and that is I'd like you to just comment as briefly as possible on a comment that just now in a special concurrence to Palm, where he said that home rule municipalities may choose to govern locally

    74 min of audio
  • Oral argument — In re the Marriage of Karafotas

    Oral argument · Oral argument · May 18, 2010

    And three steps happened in that period of time, all after the divorce. … You know, it's a piece of it, but it still airs the same addresses and the same land.

    63 min of audio
  • Oral argument — Uhlich Children's Advantage Network v. National Union Fire Insurance Company

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 16, 2009

    And, again, it's not when the wrongful act occurs. It's when a claim is made for the wrongful act. … I believe that the wrongful act had to have been, had to have resulted in a claim of which the insured was aware within the policy period. Okay.

    54 min of audio
  • Oral argument — City of East Peoria, Illinois v. Property Tax Appeal Board

    Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 5, 2018

    It did not act as if it had discretion. … It said that they were going to act on attachment A.

    52 min of audio

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