People v. Young
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Woodward
This case arises from a hit-and-run traffic accident. After the accident, two witnesses reported the license number of the car that left the scene. Police checked the registration of the vehicle, and called the owner in Arlington Heights, who said that his son, Michael, had the car at school. Police then called the son and asked him to come to the station to speak about the accident. Defendant arrived at the station within 48 hours of the accident; he was asked for his driver’s license, which he surrendered. Police used the license to fill in parts of an accident form begun at the scene, and…
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