People v. Gerwick

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• applying the manifest weight standard where the parties submitted an agreed statement of facts
• applying the manifest weight standard where the parties submitted an agreed statement of facts
• in which this court accepted the parties’ agreed statement of facts, although it was labeled a bystander’s report and lacked the trial court’s certification
• in which this court accepted the parties' agreed statement of facts, although it was labeled a bystander's report and lacked the trial court's certification
• in which this court accepted the parties' agreed statement of facts, although it was labeled a bystander's report and lacked the trial court's certification
• “In the absence of some designation on the document that the judge certified the facts recited therein to be accurate, the document may not be considered a bystander’s report.”

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