· 5/13/1994
People v. Abston
Citations
- 635 N.E.2d 700
- 263 Ill. App. 3d 665
- 200 Ill. Dec. 361
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- where the defendant acquiesces in the trial court’s course of action, the defendant cannot raise that course of action as error on appeal
- where the defendant acquiesces in the trial court's course of action, the defendant cannot raise that course of action as error on appeal
- when the defendant acquiesces in the trial court’s course of action, the defendant cannot later raise that course of action as error on appeal
- where the defendant acquiesces in the trial court’s course of action, the defendant cannot raise that course of action as error on appeal
- “where the trial court’s course of action is taken at defendant’s suggestion and the defendant thereafter acquiesces in the court’s expressed course of conduct, the defendant should be precluded from raising such course of conduct as error on appeal”
- “where the trial court’s course of action is taken at defendant’s suggestion and the defendant thereafter acquiesces in the court’s expressed course of conduct, the defendant should be precluded from raising such course of conduct as error on appeal”
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Judges: Gordon
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