· 9/28/1988
People v. O'TOOLE
Citations
- 529 N.E.2d 54
- 174 Ill. App. 3d 800
- 124 Ill. Dec. 337
- 1988 Ill. App. LEXIS 1400
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- defendant entitled to postconviction relief because due process was violated when the court advised defendant that he would be sentenced to “a flat ten years” and did not tell him that a term of mandatory supervised release would be added
- defendant entitled to postconviction relief because due process was violated when the court advised defendant that he would be sentenced to \a flat ten years\ and did not tell him that a term of mandatory supervised release would be added
- defendant entitled to postconviction relief because due process was violated when the court advised defendant that he would be sentenced to “ ‘a flat ten years’ ” and did not tell him that a term of mandatory supervised release would be added
- defendant entitled to postconviction relief because due process was violated when the court advised defendant that he would be sentenced to “a flat ten years” and did not tell him that a term of mandatory supervised release would be added
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Judges: Knecht
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