Illinois Supreme Court· 6/4/2009

People v. Hunt

Citations

914 N.E.2d 477
234 Ill. 2d 49
333 Ill. Dec. 58
2009 Ill. LEXIS 634

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noting, the appellant bears the burden of presenting an adequate record to support his claim of error, and any doubts stemming from an inadequate record will be construed against the appellant
appellate court’s sua sponte consideration of issues not considered by the trial court and never argued by the parties constituted error
the theory under which a case is tried in the trial court cannot be changed on review
“the theory under which a case is tried in the trial court cannot be changed on review” (internal quotation marks omitted)
“the theory under which a case is tried in the trial court cannot be changed on review.”
“The appellant bears the burden of presenting an adequate record to support its claim of error. [Citation.] Any doubts stemming from an inadequate record will be construed against the appellant.”

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Judges: Kilbride

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