Illinois Supreme Court· 8/21/2003

People v. Lee

Citations

796 N.E.2d 1021
207 Ill. 2d 1
277 Ill. Dec. 655
2003 Ill. LEXIS 1420

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noting that “[t]o establish that fundamental fairness requires that a successive postconviction petition be considered on the merits, the defendant must show both cause and prejudice with respect to each claim presented”
stating to establish fundamental fairness, “the defendant must show both cause and prejudice with respect to each claim presented”
stating to establish fundamental fairness, \the defendant must show both cause and prejudice with respect to each claim presented\
failure to satisfy either prong of the cause- and-prejudice test is a statutory bar to defendant’s filing of a successive postconviction petition

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Judges: McMorrow, Kilbride

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