People v. Daniels is an Illinois appellate court decision issued under Supreme Court Rule 23 on February 18, 2026, in a criminal law matter. However, the underlying opinion text was not provided as part of the available documentation, and as a result, the parties' roles, the procedural history, the specific facts giving rise to the appeal, and the lower court's findings cannot be determined from the materials reviewed.

Because no opinion text was available, the legal issues presented on appeal, the court's holdings, and the reasoning supporting those holdings — including any statutes, rules, legal standards, or precedent cases relied upon — cannot be identified or accurately summarized. No cases were expressly overruled, though this conclusion is likewise limited by the absence of opinion text.

Practicing attorneys seeking to understand the legal significance of this decision should obtain and review the full Rule 23 order directly from the Illinois courts. Reliance on this summary for any legal purpose is not appropriate given the absence of substantive opinion content.