Illinois Supreme Court· 5/23/2011

People v. Phillips

Citations

950 N.E.2d 1126
242 Ill. 2d 189
351 Ill. Dec. 298
2011 Ill. LEXIS 1086

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interpreting section 113-4(e)’s admonishment requirement in light of the warning, regarding trial in absentia, contained on the back of a bail bond slip
where statute required that judge warn accused to appear for court, warning on signed bond slip was no substitute
question of whether a defendant waived his admonishment rights was an issue of law to be reviewed de novo
“[W]hen a trial judge does not admonish a defendant in any way under section 113–4(e
there cannot be “substantial compliance” with the Code where the trial judge did not, in any way, admonish the defendant pursuant to section 113-4(e)
whether the defendant waived his right to receive section 113-4(e) admonishments was a question of law subject to de novo review

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Judges: Theis, Thomas

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