Illinois Supreme Court· 6/18/1998

People v. Erickson

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700 N.E.2d 1027
183 Ill. 2d 213
233 Ill. Dec. 319
1998 Ill. LEXIS 906

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holding that, in a successive post-conviction petition, one claim of ineffective assistance of direct appellate counsel could be considered because counsel was the same on direct appeal and on the first post-conviction proceeding
holding that, in a successive petition post-conviction petition, one claim of ineffective assistance of direct appellate counsel could be considered because counsel was the same on direct appeal and on the first post-conviction proceeding
holding ineffective assistance of counsel claim raised in second post-conviction petition is barred by res judicata where defendant raised similar claim supported by different evidence in first post-conviction petition
holding ineffective assistance of counsel claim raised in second post-conviction petition is barred by res judicata where defendant raised similar claim supported by different evidence in first post-conviction petition
holding ineffective assistance of counsel claim raised in second post-conviction petition is barred by res judicata where defendant raised similar claim supported by different evidence in first post- conviction petition
foreclosing relitigation of defendant's failure to investigate claim in a second post-conviction proceeding where defendant had raised same claim in a first petition

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Judges: Nickels, McMorrow, Harrison

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