Appellate Court of Illinois· 8/16/2004

People v. Cummings

Citations

813 N.E.2d 1004
351 Ill. App. 3d 343
286 Ill. Dec. 311

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“At a minimum, the trial court must afford the defendant an opportunity to specify and support his complaints”
trial court conducted adequate inquiry because it read defendant’s motion and gave defendant the opportunity to argue, explain, and support his allegations
trial court conducted adequate inquiry because it read defendant’s motion and gave defendant the opportunity to argue, explain, and support his allegations
trial court conducted adequate inquiry because it read defendant’s motion and gave defendant the opportunity to argue, explain, and support his allegations
trial court conducted adequate inquiry because it read defendant’s motion and gave defendant the opportunity to argue, explain, and support his allegations
defendant convicted of armed robbery who had prior convictions for murder and armed robbery

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