Illinois Supreme Court agrees to hear Jussie Smollett case – CBS2 (Chicago)

Smollett took his case to the state's highest court last month, asking justices to overturn his convictions on five counts of disorderly conduct, after an Illinois Appellate Court panel last year upheld his guilty verdict. Should Smollett's appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court fail, he could take his case to the U.S. Supreme Court since he is arguing his conviction violates his Fifth Amendment protections against double jeopardy.
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Ex Illini
2 years ago

The evidence is clear and the verdict is in. Why isn’t this guy serving his sentence. What could it be?

sue
2 years ago

Why is time and money being wasted on this BS?

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