People v. Hartzol

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• finding the totality of the circumstances showed that the witnesses’ identifications were reliable, so any error in the pretrial identification procedure was harmless
• trial court’s decision to impose consecutive sentences will not be reversed on appeal absent an abuse of discretion
• factors indicating that conduct was exceptionally brutal and heinous include: premeditation, unprovoked nature of the attack, number of wounds inflicted, and senseless nature of act
• factors indicating that conduct was exceptionally brutal and heinous include: premeditation, unprovoked nature of the attack, number of wounds inflicted, and senseless nature of act

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