Appellate Court of Illinois· 10/29/1993

People v. Fontana

Citations

622 N.E.2d 893
251 Ill. App. 3d 694
190 Ill. Dec. 863
1993 Ill. App. LEXIS 1621

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holding that a defendant’s “failure to tender *** an instruction waives any objection concerning its absence”
noting that forfeiture was a limitation on the parties and addressing, in the interest of justice, the trial court’s failure to set the time and manner of payment of restitution
defendant’s failure to tender jury instruction on limited use of other-crimes evidence forfeits any future objection to absence of such an instruction
where defendant does not present an insanity defense, evidence of his learning disability is irrelevant during guilt phase
\the imposition of a fine is a judicial act which can be performed only by a judge\
Second District, \the imposition of a fine is a judicial act which can be performed only by a judge\

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Judges: Doyle

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