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Appellate Court of Illinois· 10/13/2000

People v. Fish

Citations

  • 737 N.E.2d 694
  • 316 Ill. App. 3d 795
  • 250 Ill. Dec. 72
  • 2000 Ill. App. LEXIS 818

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  • a defendant should not obtain relief for incomplete admonishments without a good-faith argument that the incompleteness prejudiced him
  • a defendant should not obtain relief for incomplete admonishments without a good-faith argument that the incompleteness prejudiced him
  • in a stipulated bench trial, defendant was advised that the maximum penalty was 14 years, but he was sentenced to 14 years plus two years MSR and fines; thus stipulation was not a knowing and intelligent act done with sufficient awareness of the consequences
  • in a stipulated bench trial, defendant was advised that the maximum penalty was 14 years, but he was sentenced to 14 years plus two years MSR and fines; thus stipulation was not a knowing and intelligent act done with sufficient awareness of the consequences
  • in a stipulated bench trial, defendant was advised that the maximum penalty was 14 years, but he was sentenced to 14 years plus 2 years MSR and fines; thus, stipulation was not a knowing and intelligent act done with sufficient awareness of the consequences
  • wherein the court notably portended that the true holding of Horton is that, despite the presentation and preservation of a defense, a trial is tantamount to a guilty plea if the defendant’s stipulation includes a concession that the State’s evidence is sufficient to convict him

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Judges: Holdridge

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