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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-09
Status Closed
Type Cm Criminal Misdemeanor
Docket 17 entries
Disposition guilty

Parties

Plaintiff People Of The State Of Illinois
Defendant Heusing, Elizabeth

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. INFORMATION FILED
  2. NOTICE TO APPEAR FILED
  3. Notice to Appear Filed. Comment NOTICE TO APPEAR FILED
  4. Plea Original Type Plea Judicial Officer Claudio, Brenda Hearing Time 9:00 AM Result Continued Comment
  5. DEFENDANT'S MOTION TO CONTINUE Comment CASE CALLED. ASA AVILES APPEARS FOR THE STATE. DEFENDANT PRESENT PRO SE. DEFENDANT WILL HIRE PRIVATE COUNSEL. ON DEFENDANT'S MOTION, CASE IS CONTINUED TO 10/17/24 AT 9AM IN ROOM 109 FOR PLEA. DEFENDANT MUST APPEAR. (CLAUDIO, AUDIO 109)BM
  6. CASE SCHEDULED Comment CASE SCHEDULED Event: PLEA Date: Time: 9:00 am Judge: CLAUDIO, BRENDA Location: ROOM 109
  7. Plea Original Type Plea Judicial Officer Claudio, Brenda Hearing Time 9:00 AM Result Continued
  8. Minutes Comment Case called. ASA Ostrom appears for the state. The defendant appears pro se. Defendant is found to be indigent. Public defender is appointed. Case continued on defendant's motion for plea to 1/30/25 at 9am in room 109. Defendant must appear. (Claudio, audio 109)
  9. Public Defender Appointed
  10. Additional Report of State's Attorney in Compliance
  11. Plea Original Type Plea Judicial Officer Claudio, Brenda Hearing Time 9:00 AM Result Plea of Guilty
  12. Minutes Comment People by ASA Smith. Defendant appears with Attorney Davis. Defendant informed of all rights pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 402. Plea negotiation presented to the Court. Defendant pleads guilty. Court is satisfied with the plea and finds that defendant enters plea freely and voluntarily. Defendant admonished and persists in plea. Court finds defendant knowingly and voluntarily waives his rights. Factual basis found. Defendant is sentenced to 12 months court supervision. No Judgment of Conviction entered. Defendant is assessed a fine of $75.00 and a criminal assessment of $439.00. Defendant advised of rights on appeal. See orders signed. (Claudio;109audio)sg/kc
  13. Defendant's Waiver of All Rights and Plea of Guilty filed.
  14. Jury Waiver Filed
  15. Order of Court Supervision presented, signed, and ordered filed. Comment (Claudio)
  16. Financial Sentencing Order presented, signed, and ordered filed. Comment (Claudio)
  17. End of Court Supervision Judicial Officer Claudio, Brenda Hearing Time 8:30 AM

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