People v. Taylor
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Abrahamson
Defendant, aged 17, and one Thomas Ferguson, aged 18, were indicted on a charge of armed robbery of Vito Griseta, manager of a Ron Santo Pizzaria in Rockford. Defendant’s motion to suppress oral statements allegedly made while in the custody of the police was denied. Defendant Taylor then moved for a substitution of judges. This motion was granted. His trial proceeded before a jury which, after deliberating informed the judge it could not reach a verdict) and was discharged.
A second jury trial resulted in a verdict of guilty and a sentence of three to ten years. Defendant appeals contending…
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