People v. Conick

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• meeting the cause-and-prejudice test is a more exacting standard than the test to survive summary dismissal at the first stage of an initial postconviction petition
• meeting the cause-and-prejudice test is a more exacting standard than the test to survive summary dismissal at the first stage of an initial postconviction petition
• meeting the cause-and-prejudice test is a more exacting standard than the test to survive summary dismissal at the first stage of an initial postconviction petition
• court noted that a technical imperfection in procedure did not hinder the trial court from performing its review under section 122 — 1(f)
• no separate motion or “filed” document is necessary to support a circuit court’s consideration of the document received and the imposition, under section 22 — 105, of fees and costs for frivolous petitions
• issues not raised by postconviction petitioner in the appellate court forfeited on review

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