IL · jury_instructions
Ill. Pattern Jury Instr. (Criminal) 11.41
Definition Of Intimidation
A person commits the offense of intimidation when he, with intent to cause another to [
(perform) (omit the performance of)] any act, communicates to the other person a threat to,
without lawful authority,
[1] inflict physical harm on [(the person threatened) (any other person) (property)].
[or]
[2] subject any person to physical [(confinement) (restraint)].
[or]
[3] commit any criminal offense.
[or]
[4] accuse any person of a criminal offense.
[or]
[5] expose any person to [(hatred) (contempt) (ridicule)].
[or]
[6] take action as a public official against [(anyone) (anything)].
[or]
[7] withhold official action as a public official.
[or]
[8] cause [(official action) (withholding of official action)] by a public official.
[or]
[9] bring about or continue a [(strike) (boycott) [other collective action]].
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- 2026-09-10
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- 2026-09-10
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