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Has the State of Illinois altered a decision in conflict with the decision in United States Supreme Court case, Michigan v. Mosley, thereby, violating the 5th Amendment rights against self-incrimination, as well as, the 14th Amendment right to due process of the law?
No question identified. : Gluestiops Reserteot Has the State of Liliwois attered a decisjops i® coaclict : with the Olecisiop INQ Usiter’ States Supceme Couch COSE, Michigal ve Mosley, thereby, Viola ting Me Caceys V amendment rights against selfjoc mination, as wellas, the XN aAmevoalmept right to lue process af the law? (1) R ae Hie Ss Ret toner , pro se? . Wesley Catey LD0c# Y35/26 PO, Bor lo Mevacel Tt 62254 For Pesponolenst the people of the State of Liliwois: Awame Raoul, Attowey Berea! of the state. of Lllivels 100 West Prardolyh street 2 Flooc Chicage , EL 6060} . _ Bior Opiwionds art Cnhers 7 Yel [ 2017 trial Cosviction foe Sst obegree murclec Sangamon County, Tilinois, Case Po... 1G-CE-GI, ~ May 19,202) Direct Appeal, aSicmeat, the People F the State oF Lllivors v. Corey, 202] TL Ang (4) 190077-U., ' 7 November 03, 203] the Dilrrois Supreme Court clepjiaGf Mr. Cateys Petition Ger leave fo Appea / Casis OY Jacisetiction Jurisoliction is CSectet on this Couct by US, Sup. Ct Pules 10€) wot 130), the state couct clecision® was a Roa | actwobcation are the evial cops|rets with the Due Process Clause of the Uwite AS tates Vaso XIV mencmest 8 (2)