· 7/7/1988
People v. Kull
Citations
- 525 N.E.2d 1223
- 171 Ill. App. 3d 496
- 121 Ill. Dec. 916
- 1988 Ill. App. LEXIS 977
How courts have described this case
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- plain error occurred because defendant pled guilty in exchange for an agreed 22-year sentence, but was given 22 years plus 3 years’ mandatory supervised release
- plain error occurred because defendant pled guilty in exchange for an agreed 22-year sentence, but was given 22 years plus 3 years' mandatory supervised release
- plain error doctrine applicable where defendant pled guilty and unknowingly received three-year period of mandatory supervised release in addition to negotiated sentence
- plain error occurred because defendant pled guilty in exchange for an agreed 22-year sentence, but was given 22 years plus 3 years’ mandatory supervised release
- plain error occurred because defendant pled guilty in exchange for an agreed 22-year sentence, but was given 22 years plus 3 years’ mandatory supervised release
- plain error doctrine applicable where defendant pled guilty and unknowingly received three-year period of mandatory supervised release in addition to negotiated sentence
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Judges: Lund
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