The Supreme Court of Illinois reversed the appellate court's reversal of defendant's conviction of burglary. The court held that the appellate court erred in its analysis of the limited-authority doctrine and in holding as a matter law that there was not sufficient evidence to support the element of the burglary statute that requires a defendant's entry to be "without authority." In this case, the evidence showed that defendant and an accomplice placed two backpacks on a coin-exchange machine in the Walmart vestibule, entered the store proper, and a short time later returned to retrieve the backpacks in order to stuff merchandise into them. Accordingly, the court remanded for further proceedings.