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Illinois Supreme Court· 5/25/1984

People v. Krankel

Citations

  • 464 N.E.2d 1045
  • 102 Ill. 2d 181
  • 80 Ill. Dec. 62
  • 1984 Ill. LEXIS 289

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  • requiring that the trial court conduct an inquiry into the basis of a defendant’s pro se posttrial claims of ineffective assistance of counsel
  • concerning the appointment of counsel by the trial court to investigate a defendant's posttrial pro se allegation of ineffective assistance of counsel
  • developing the common-law procedure, refined in subsequent cases, for pro se defendants’ claims alleging ineffective assistance of counsel
  • establishing a procedure for trial courts to follow when a defendant makes pro se posttrial claims of ineffective assistance
  • addressing Illinois’ procedures when a defendant files a pro se posttrial claim of ineffective assistance of trial counsel
  • requiring the circuit court, in posttrial proceedings, to conduct a preliminary investigation of factual matters underlying the defendant’s pro se claim of ineffective assistance of counsel, to -8- determine whether new counsel should be appointed to litigate the claim

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Judges: Clark

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