Illinois Supreme Court· 7/26/2001

People v. Rogers

Citations

756 N.E.2d 831
197 Ill. 2d 216
258 Ill. Dec. 557
2001 Ill. LEXIS 1031

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holding that dismissal of postconviction petition is appropriate where the record from original trial proceedings contradicts the defendant’s allegations and shows the petition is without merit
holding that dismissal of postconviction petition is appropriate where the record from original trial proceedings contradicts the defendant's allegations and shows the petition is without merit
noting any issues which could have been raised on direct appeal are forfeited during postconviction proceedings
stating, “We have consistently upheld the dismissal of a post-conviction petition when the record from the original trial proceedings contradicts the defendant’s allegations.”
Illinois courts have \consistently upheld the dismissal of a post-conviction petition when the record from the original trial proceedings contradicts the defendant's allegations\
Illinois courts have “consistently upheld the dismissal of a post-conviction petition when the record from the original trial proceedings contradicts the defendant’s allegations”

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