People v. Shores

Defendant was convicted of possession of anhydrous ammonia in unauthorized container. Court did not deny Defendant due process in prohibiting from having copies of discovery materials in his attorney's exclusive custody per Supreme Court Rule 415(c). Defendant failed to show prejudice stemming from claims of deficient representation, as he failed to show how outcome of stipulated bench trial would have been different had evidence been excluded, per defense motion in limine and as to cross-examination of member of police meth response team. (WELCH and GOLDENHERSH, concurring.)