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People v. Sanchez

Citations

  • 515 N.E.2d 213
  • 161 Ill. App. 3d 586
  • 113 Ill. Dec. 404
  • 1987 Ill. App. LEXIS 3287

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  • finding no conflict of interest when defense counsel advised his client and potential but uncharged codefendant not to testify with potential exculpatory testimony because it would likely inculpate the witness in the offenses that were the subject matter of his other Ghent’s trial
  • finding no conflict of interest when defense counsel advised his client and potential but uncharged codefendant not to testify with potential exculpatory testimony because it would likely inculpate the witness in the offenses that were the subject matter of his other client's trial
  • finding no conflict of interest when defense counsel advised his client and potential but uncharged codefendant not to testify with potential exculpatory testimony because it would likely inculpate the witness in the offenses that were the subject matter of his other client’s trial
  • per se conflicts arise when “defense counsel has professional commitments to others having interests clearly antagonistic to those of the accused”
  • per se conflicts arise when “defense counsel has professional commitments to others having interests clearly antagonistic to those of the accused”

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Judges: Quinlan

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