Illinois Supreme Court· 5/22/2003

People v. Moore

Citations

797 N.E.2d 631
207 Ill. 2d 68
278 Ill. Dec. 36
2003 Ill. LEXIS 778

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recognizing that a trial court may base its evaluation of a pro se ineffective assistance claim on “the insufficiency of the defendant’s allegations on their face”
stating a harmless error analysis could be applied to a claim that the trial court did not follow Krankel procedures
explaining the failure to conduct a preliminary Krankel inquiry precludes appellate review of defendant’s claim
“reviewing court determines a legal question independently of the trial court’s judgment”
\reviewing court determines a legal question independently of the trial court's judgment\
rejecting the State’s argument that the defendant waived his argument that the court failed to conduct a proper inquiry into his ineffective-assistance claims because the defendant and his counsel “stood mutely and did nothing to request further inquiry.”

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Judges: Freeman

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