Although Illinois Supreme Court Rule 23(e) says that when the appellate court disposes of an appeal with a succinct order under Rule 23(b) or (c), rather than a full-fledged opinion under Rule 23(a), the order “is not precedential and may not be cited by any party” — except for arguments in related litigation based on double jeopardy, res judicata, collateral estoppel or law-of-the-case — but a Kane County judge relied on the reasoning of a nonprecedential Rule 23 order in granting Cynthia K …