Illinois Supreme Court· 3/31/2003

People v. Brown

Citations

792 N.E.2d 788
204 Ill. 2d 422
275 Ill. Dec. 313
2003 Ill. LEXIS 1416

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noting that “[a]n issue can become moot if circumstances change during the pendency of an appeal that prevent the reviewing court from being able to render effectual relief”
suggesting that a case does not become final until a petition for rehearing is denied
noting that “[a]n issue can become moot if circumstances change during the pendency of an appeal that prevent the reviewing court from being able to render effectual relief”
noting that “[a]n 53 1-14-0369 issue can become moot if circumstances change during the pendency of an appeal that prevent the reviewing court from being able to render effectual relief”
acknowledging the governor’s ability to commute a sentence while the defendant’s case awaited rehearing on appeal because the “defendant remained under an existing sentence”
acknowledging the governor’s ability to commute a sentence while the defendant’s case awaited rehearing on appeal because the “defendant remained under an existing sentence”

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Judges: Freeman, Rarick

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