Appellate Court of Illinois· 4/25/1991

People v. Gray

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571 N.E.2d 489
212 Ill. App. 3d 613
156 Ill. Dec. 705
1991 Ill. App. LEXIS 666

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holding that a defendant’s use of a sawed-off shotgun, one of the most dangerous of weapons, in committing an armed robbery was a proper factor to be considered in aggravation
holding that a defendant's use of a sawed-off shotgun, one of the most dangerous of weapons, in committing an armed robbery was a proper factor to be considered in aggravation
when a defendant who has invoked his right to counsel and to remain silent is found to have voluntarily waived such rights, the trial court’s finding on the issue will not be reversed unless it is manifestly erroneous
when a defendant who has invoked his right to counsel and to remain silent is found to have voluntarily waived such rights, the trial court's finding on the issue will not be reversed unless it is manifestly erroneous
when a defendant who has invoked his right to counsel and to remain silent is found to have voluntarily waived such rights, the trial court’s finding on the issue will not be reversed unless it is manifestly erroneous
defendant used shotgun during robbery

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