· 2/18/2011
OCASIO, ORLANDO O., PEOPLE v
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- acknowledging this court's authority to overturn precedent where rule of law erroneous or no longer sound
- refusing to disturb this court's order denying motion for attorney fees under Supreme Court Rule 7.07[c]
- regardless of whether statutory language is ambiguous, doctrine of stare decisis is compelling reason to affirm lower courts' decision based on precedent
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