Appellate Court of Illinois· 12/20/1994

People v. Partee

Citations

645 N.E.2d 414
206 Ill. Dec. 409
268 Ill. App. 3d 857
1994 Ill. App. LEXIS 1511

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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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