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Fifth District reverses dismissal of motion to void sentencing in murder case - Vimarsana News

Fifth District reverses dismissal of motion to void sentencing in murder case

The Fifth District Appellate Court reversed the dismissal of defendant Nigel Generally's postconviction petition seeking to void his sentence.

Fifth District reverses Jumper on pretrial release of man charged with illegally possessing firearm - Vimarsana News

Fifth District reverses Jumper on pretrial release of man charged with illegally possessing firearm

MOUNT VERNON - Madison County Associate Judge Ryan Jumper abused his discretion when he ordered release of criminal defendant Demontez Spruill, Fifth District appellate judges ruled on Feb. 2.

Illinois Supreme Court creates task force to review impact of SAFE-T Act on appellate courts - Vimarsana News

Illinois Supreme Court creates task force to review impact of SAFE-T Act on appellate courts

SPRINGFIELD - Supreme Court Justices appointed five appellate judges to review the impact of the state’s bail reform, the SAFE-T Act, on appellate courts.

Jim Dey | SAFE-T Act burying state courts with detention appeals - Vimarsana News

Jim Dey | SAFE-T Act burying state courts with detention appeals

Many in the criminal-justice system were concerned about the impact of the legislature’s decision to abolish cash bond for accused criminals.

Fifth District orders detention of suspects under SAFE-T Act, affirming Judge Katz and reversing judges who granted release - Vimarsana News

Fifth District orders detention of suspects under SAFE-T Act, affirming Judge Katz and reversing judges who granted release

MOUNT VERNON - St. Clair County Associate Judge Julie Katz correctly detained two suspects under the state’s bail reform law, the SAFE-T Act, according to Fifth District appellate judges.