· 3/27/1969
People Ex Rel. Lewis v. Frye
Citations
- 247 N.E.2d 410
- 42 Ill. 2d 311
- 1969 Ill. LEXIS 352
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- petitioner’s allegations that (1) he was not granted a pretrial hearing to determine his sanity although a bona fide doubt existed, and (2) the State had not proved his sanity beyond a reasonable doubt were not subject to review in habeas corpus proceedings
- petitioner's allegations that (1) he was not granted a pretrial hearing to determine his sanity although a bona fide doubt existed, and (2) the State had not proved his sanity beyond a reasonable doubt were not subject to review in habeas corpus proceedings
- petitioner's allegations that (1) he was not granted a pretrial hearing to determine his sanity although a bona fide doubt existed, and (2) the State had not proved his sanity beyond a reasonable doubt were not subject to review in habeas corpus proceedings
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Judges: Ward
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