Illinois Supreme Court· 9/26/1991

People v. Jackson

Citations

582 N.E.2d 125
145 Ill. 2d 43
163 Ill. Dec. 859
1991 Ill. LEXIS 83

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holding that an unreasonable disparity between the sentences of similarly situated codefendants violates the United States and Illinois Constitutions
holding that an unreasonable disparity between the sentences of similarly situated codefendants violates the United States and Illinois Constitutions
cautioning trial courts “against collapsing what ought to be a methodical Batson hearing procedure into an undifferentiated review of defense and State contentions”
warning trial courts not to omit the first step in the Batson analysis altogether
cautioning trial courts \against collapsing what ought to be a methodical Batson hearing procedure into an undifferentiated review of defense and State contentions\

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Judges: Cunningham, Bilandic, Freeman

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