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Chapter 1 — Criminal Law - I. [1.1] Scope
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II. Preliminary Thoughts - III. [1.6] What Is a Criminal Case?
- IV. [1.7] Sources of Illinois Criminal Law
- V. [1.11] How Do You Get Started in Your First Criminal Case?
- VI. [1.12] Representing the Client Under Arrest
- VII. Charge and Preliminary Hearing
- VIII. [1.20] Arraignment and Plea
- IX. [1.21] Discovery
- X. [1.26] Motion Practice
- [1.27] Motion To Dismiss Charge
- [1.28] Motion for Bill of Particulars
- [1.29] Motion To Discharge Jury Panel
- [1.30] Motion for Continuance
- [1.31] Motion for Substitution of Judge
- [1.32] Motion as of Right
- [1.33] Motion for Cause
- [1.34] Motion for Change of Place of Trial
- [1.35] Motion for Joinder of Related Prosecutions
- [1.36] Motion for Severance
- [1.37] Motion for List of Witnesses
- [1.38] Motion To Produce Confession
- [1.39] Motion To Suppress Confession
- [1.40] Motion To Suppress Illegally Seized Evidence
- [1.41] Other Motions
- XI. [1.42] Fitness
- XII. [1.43] Investigating the Case
- XIII. Negotiations with the Prosecution
- XIV. [1.53] Guilty Pleas
- XV. [1.54] Speedy Trial
- XVI. [1.57] Trial in a Criminal Case
- XVII. [1.64] Preserving Your Record
- XVIII. [1.70] Sentencing
- XIX. [1.79] Appeal
- XX. [1.80] Expungement and Sealing
- XXI. [1.81] Criminal Cases in Federal Court
- XXII. [1.82] Sources
- Raymond D. Pijon
Raymond D. Pijon
Raymond D. Pijon is Principal Attorney of the Law Office of Raymond D. Pijon, in Chicago, where he focuses his practice on federal and state criminal defense. He is a member of the Federal Criminal Justice Act Panel. Mr. Pijon earned his B.A. from Loyola University Chicago and his J.D. from Loyola University Chicago School of Law.
- Joshua Sachs
Joshua Sachs
Joshua Sachs is Principal Attorney of the Law Office of Joshua Sachs, in Evanston, where he concentrates his practice in appellate criminal cases. Mr. Sachs, now semi-retired after 45 years of active practice in the trial and appeals level defense of Illinois and federal criminal prosecutions, has returned to music, his first love. He plays the cello in the Evanston Symphony Orchestra and in the Symphony of Oak Park and River Forest. Mr. Sachs earned his B.A. from Grinnell College and his J.D. from the University of Illinois College of Law.
Elements of Illinois Law: Criminal Law (ARCHIVED 2019 EDITION)
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