People v. McIntyre 

State failed to prove Defendant guilty, beyond a reasonable doubt, of unlawful possession of a weapon by a felon or of possession of a weapon without FOID card. State presented no evidence that person who had a firearm was a convicted felon, so Defendant could not be guilty under accountability theory. State failed to prove that Defendant constructively possessed a weapon, as State failed to prove that he had immediate and exclusive control over area where weapon was found; gun was found on side of seat closest to passenger door of vehicle which Defendant was driving. FOID card conviction cannot stand, as State failed to establish that Defendant possessed the weapon. (McLAREN and HUTCHINSON, concurring.)