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Oral argument — People v. Martin

Oral argument · Oral argument · Aug 23, 2017

But he essentially established himself to another witness that he wasn't in the house for the vast majority of the period when the complaint allegedly occurred. Yeah. … So I think that final paragraph, and then the committee comments say that. You know, the jury is free to accept, reject.

Oral argument — In re Estate of Stanphill

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 28, 2017

Is the issue whether it's reasonably foreseeable to this particular person or reasonably foreseeable to a licensed clinical social worker acting in a reasonable capacity as that? … suicidal and it would have not have made any difference whatsoever as to her opinion because his opinion superseded hers that would have been a long special introduction they're supposed to be simple, clean

Oral argument — People v. Sharples

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 8, 2012

There's no evidence that there's anyone present with him at all during that 18-hour period. And as the U.S. … Now, the second prong of Lynch requires bad acts, prior violent acts on the part of the victim.

Oral argument — In re Marriage of Downs

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 3, 2009

She was the one that ensured Diana got to school each morning, that the children were fed, cleaned, and taken care of for the remainder of the week. … They acted as a family unit throughout the marriage and after separation.

Oral argument — Taxpayers and 101 E. Crossroads, LLC v. Weber

Oral argument · Oral argument · Apr 16, 2015

So notice is more of an information act, right? That's the way the statute appears to be written, Justice. … All they had to do was pick a number out of the air, stick it in there, and they had a state's attorney who said, okay, fine.

Oral argument — People v. Ewing

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 12, 2013

So at this point, we have to have an affirmative act, and the affirmative act is designed to conceal the cause of action. … Civil and criminal defendants are subjected to the same rules and the same cleaning requirements and the same statute of limitations that civil pleading is.

Oral argument — O'Malley v. Adams

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 7, 2022

Um, there and these air continually raised by the bank in its, uh, in its brief. For example, they say the pray their trust does not own half of the mills. … Under the Oil and Gas Act, there was no permission to do that. None of that occurred here. They didn't have our consent.

Oral argument — Pelletier v. Workers' Compensation Comm'n

Oral argument · Oral argument · Feb 7, 2012

The Act says you are, in effect, quote, unquote, an insurer of risks only related to your employment. So going up and down stairs is a risk that we all, in everyday life, assume. Yes. … I mean, the only testimony in this record was he was in a passing period, at the end of the passing period, and there were children around him.

Oral argument — In re Marriage of Washburn

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 2, 2020

We believe the trial court aired, uh, heard on, on that, uh, decision as well. Um, again, we're criticized by Mr. Roberts three and Mr. … Just a couple brief comments. I want to start with this point about credibility. And Judge Zimmer's finding that he believed that Mr.

Oral argument — Razor Capital v. Antaal

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 13, 2012

It could include the cleaning of, you know, the cleaning of the uniforms for Razor for all I know. What charges? Charges were incurred by use of the card. They could be based upon this complaint. … Can you respond to counsel's comment that three times in his motion to dismiss, he said that this complaint did not factually state a cause of action.

Oral argument — People v. Wasmund

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 22, 2022

Wasmund act in defense of his defensive property or did not act in defense of property? So simply put, here the evidence shows that Mr. … So we're looking at plain air.

Oral argument — In re Marriage of Zuber

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jul 14, 2020

Well, that's exactly what the act has provided under Section 510. … He has to literally lay down for periods of time when he has that kind of pain. The pain medication that he takes, obviously, does not cut the pain.

Oral argument — In re Ke.M.

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 19, 2016

It's always clean and tidy. She acquired the appropriate furniture. … And any acts of domestic violence, obviously these are serious acts. None of them were before the children. There's nothing that Ms. Davis – Don't say children. I want to mean the two or the five.

Oral argument — People v. McClung

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 21, 2016

We did its balancing act where the defendant really talks a lot in his brief more about the balancing act, saying that it wasn't done, and it sounds like it wasn't done. … But so you're saying his comments regarding weighing were made in the context of comparing it to D. G.

Oral argument — Oczachowski v. Manor Care of Palos Heights

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jun 12, 2018

Ositowski slipped on a puddle of water and the complaint alleged that the nursing home was negligent in failing to clean up the puddle of water, that would obviously be an ordinary negligence claim. … And finally, I just wanted to comment on one of counsel's statements. He said that you're taking into account the facts of the individual person. And that's exactly our point, Your Honor.

Oral argument — People v. Priester

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 31, 2021

He wiped a cell phone clean. He was washing his clothing when the police came to his house by, uh, and he only again named Priester after he was subject to police interrogation for five hours. … Thompson said and how he acted after the offense. If your honors have no questions, um, I rest on my brief as to and we request that Mr.

Oral argument — People v. Rodriguez

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 4, 2018

I want to clean up a few things, your honor. This definitely was an issue. First, I just want to know what is the relief that you're looking for? A new trial. … Following up on Justice Gordon's comments about trial strategy, you had physical evidence that you could point to that didn't link the defendant to this offense, right?

Oral argument — Asplundh Brush Control v. Illinois Workers' Compensation Comm'n

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 14, 2022

Merrill saw him in March, months later, but they don't have exactly clean hands here either, Your Honor. … Well, I commented on it because according to the arbitrator's award, which was approved by the commission, they paid him the money apparently on a wage differential of maintenance. Correct.

Oral argument — Village of Niles v. Illinois Workers' Compensation Comm'n

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 19, 2026

Nobody took him off work for that period of time. With respect to all the other period of time, again, we rely on our issues of our disputes with accident and causation. … If there's any award to be made, it should be made airing on the side of the petitioner's claim. Further questions from the court? No, no. Okay. Thank you, counsel. Mr. Egan, you may reply.

Oral argument — People v. Barnes

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 4, 2013

That he did this cleaning up after the child soiled himself with the intent to abuse the child, to harm the child. What about this whole case shows that? Okay. … Even if they didn't, how do we know that there was an intent to hurt this child, to disfigure this child, to abuse this child, and not just clean him up?