People v. Partee

How courts have described this case

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• holding that defense counsel’s undisputed, on-the-record statements about the race of an excluded venireperson may be considered when determining whether defendant properly preserved the record for review of Batson claim
• holding that defense counsel's undisputed, on-the-record statements about the race of an excluded venireperson may be considered when determining whether defendant properly preserved the record for review of Batson claim
• trial court failed to exercise discretion when it stated several times that it was unable to take an alternate course of action
• defendant allowed to re-raise Batson issue in his postconviction petition that had been rejected on direct appeal because the law on the issue had changed
• defendant allowed to raise same Batson issue in his postconviction petition where law on the issue had changed since the court ruled on direct appeal
• where a trial court erroneously believes that it has no discretion in a matter, its ruling must be reversed

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