Articles From Terrence Wallace

Is Silence an Admission? By Terrence Wallace Criminal Justice, March 2024 In People v. Pinkett, the Illinois Supreme Court recently held that a defendant’s post arrest silence was neither material nor relevant to show consciousness of guilt.
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Is Silence an Admission? By Terrence Wallace Traffic Laws and Courts, March 2024 In People v. Pinkett, the Illinois Supreme Court recently held that a defendant’s post arrest silence was neither material nor relevant to show consciousness of guilt.
Private Property? Just Admit It: Request to Admit in Rescission Hearings By Ted Hammel, Terrence Wallace, & Kristen Messamore Traffic Laws and Courts, February 2023 In a summary suspension hearing, the defendant can challenge whether the arresting officer had reasonable grounds to believe that the defendant was driving or in actual physical control of a motor vehicle upon a highway while under the influence of alcohol.

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