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Trial of Ryan San Hamel

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Trial of Ryan San Hamel

Time: November 8, 2013 from 10am to 10:30am
Location: Criminal Court Building, 26th and California
Street: 2600 S California Ave
City/Town: Chicago
Website or Map: http://goo.gl/maps/2bT1H
Event Type: trial
Organized By: Judge William Hooks
Latest Activity: Oct 31, 2013

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Description

Ryne Sanhamel, while allegedly driving drunk with an alleged Blood-Alcohol level of .127 allegedly drove into and allegedly killed cyclist Bobby Cann.  The trial continues today, Room 301.

If you’re interested there’s also an automated system available that you can call to get updates on the court case info with regards to location, date and time. The number is 877-846-3445. Individuals calling this number can simply enter the offender's Identification Record number, which is 2208764 and receive court location, date and time. In addition, the automated system gives the option for individuals to enter their phone number to receive updated court information.

Comment Wall

Comment by h' Zerocats on October 31, 2013 at 2:10am

My initial comment was simply aimed at anyone reading this listing with the intent of helping them not come away confused and misinformed.

That is all.

Comment by Lisa Curcio on October 30, 2013 at 8:14pm

It is not that it is not important. It is that the description is wrong, and it is not a "small error" when one is describing legal proceedings.  It affects anyone who has an interest in the case.  It matters because anyone who knows what a trial is would think that this is the date when evidence will be presented and the judge or jury will decide whether the state has proven that the defendant is guilty.  On November 8, the judge might make some decisions about the case, or he might just continue it to another day.  The case will not be decided. It is just a hearing, and it might be a very minor hearing in the broad scheme of things.  Calling this a trial is somewhat akin to the little boy who cried wolf. 

Comment by Duppie on October 30, 2013 at 9:20am

Also, the defendant's name is Ryne San Hamel, not Ryan.

Comment by Bob Kastigar on October 30, 2013 at 9:14am

Mea culpa, my description as a "trial" rather than a "hearing" may be incorrect.  Why is this very small error important?  How is it significant?  How does it affect the posting?  Who does it affect?  Why does it matter?

Why is h' so concerned?

Comment by Kevin C Dormant on October 30, 2013 at 8:16am

I think what h' is saying is that the description of the event you have placed on the calendar is not accurate. 

Comment by Bob Kastigar on October 30, 2013 at 6:33am

h' - what is your comment suggesting?  That it's not worth attending?  That it isn't important?

Comment by h' Zerocats on October 29, 2013 at 10:01pm

This is not a trial, it's a hearing.

From Jason/Active Trans (excerpt):

 

Next, the hearings will enter into a discovery phase, in which both sides will be given a period of time to gather all the necessary information and evidence they feel is required for their case. Hearings will continue to take place on average, once a month. If it seems like not a lot has happened, that’s because it hasn’t. The hearings are 5-10 minutes each, and usually only address one step of the process at a time.

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