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Appellate Court of Illinois· 1/14/1998

People v. Payne

Citations

  • 689 N.E.2d 631
  • 294 Ill. App. 3d 254
  • 228 Ill. Dec. 572
  • 1998 Ill. App. LEXIS 13

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  • holding that when a defendant agrees to a potential range of sentences, defendant implicitly concedes that a sentence imposed within the range cannot be excessive and that defendant is entitled to complain only if the agreement has been broken
  • holding that when a defendant agrees to a potential range of sentences, defendant implicitly concedes that a sentence imposed within the range cannot be excessive and that defendant is entitled to complain only if the agreement has been broken
  • holding that when a defendant agrees to a poten­tial range of sen­tenc­es, defendant implicit­ly con­cedes that a sentence imposed within the range cannot be exces­sive and that defendant is entitled to complain only if the agreement has been broken
  • “However, where a defendant asserts in the trial court more than a general claim that his sentence is excessive, he is allowed to raise that issue by a motion to reconsider sentence.”
  • “However, where a defendant - 11 - asserts in the trial court more than a general claim that his sentence is excessive, he is allowed to raise that issue by a motion to reconsider sentence.”

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Judges: Cook

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