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Appellate Court of Illinois· 12/14/2000

People v. Lee

Citations

  • 743 N.E.2d 1019
  • 252 Ill. Dec. 863
  • 318 Ill. App. 3d 417
  • 2000 Ill. App. LEXIS 962

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  • stating that Apprendi procedures apply to Illinois’ capital scheme because Illinois, unlike Arizona, sets a maximum penalty of 60 years for first degree murder and then allows a greater sentence upon proof of additional facts
  • stating that Apprendi procedures apply to Illinois' capital scheme because Illinois, unlike Arizona, sets a maximum penalty of 60 years for first degree murder and then allows a greater sentence upon proof of additional facts
  • stating that Apprendi procedures apply to Illi- nois' capital scheme because Illinois, unlike Arizona, sets a maximum penalty of 60 years for first degree murder and then allows a greater sentence upon proof of additional facts
  • dismissing the defendant's claims regarding nonfinal denial of motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction despite finding of jurisdiction on remaining issues on appeal
  • finding unconstitutional statutory provisions that allowed a court to sentence a defendant to natural life imprisonment for a conviction of murder on the basis of the same court finding
  • dismissing the defendant’s claims regarding nonfinal denial of motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction despite finding of jurisdiction on remaining issues on appeal

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Judges: Hoffman

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