Appellate Court of Illinois· 8/20/1987

People v. Moore

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513 N.E.2d 87
159 Ill. App. 3d 1070
111 Ill. Dec. 841
1987 Ill. App. LEXIS 3060

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absent an objection or a request for a supplemental report, the defense contention that the report lacked sufficiently current information is waived
“Voluntary manslaughter is not … an unintentional crime. … [It] is unlike involuntary manslaughter, for exam- ple, in that it does involve an actual intent to kill.” (emphasis removed)
“Voluntary manslaughter is not … an unintentional crime. … [It] is unlike involuntary manslaughter, for exam- ple, in that it does involve an actual intent to kill.” (emphasis removed)
“[W]e are aware of no case that mandates the trial court to order a new report upon resentencing when the original one is considered and there is no claim that the information in the report is old or incomplete.”

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