People v. Houston is identified as a Rule 23 order issued by an Illinois appellate court on February 18, 2026, assigned docket number AUTO-1165841213. The case arises in the criminal law context. However, the body of the opinion was not provided, making it impossible to determine the underlying facts, the nature of the charges or conviction at issue, or what occurred in the trial court proceedings below.

Because the opinion text is entirely absent, no legal issues on appeal can be identified, no holdings can be stated, and no reasoning can be summarized. The parties' respective roles as appellant and appellee are likewise unascertainable from the available materials. The disposition of the appeal—whether affirmed, reversed, remanded, or otherwise—is wholly indeterminate.

For practicing attorneys, this order cannot be cited or relied upon for any legal proposition based on the materials reviewed. Counsel seeking to use or distinguish this case should obtain the full text of the Rule 23 order directly from the Illinois appellate court or an authoritative legal database before drawing any conclusions about its holdings or precedential value.