Illinois Supreme Court· 10/26/2000

People v. Scott

Citations

742 N.E.2d 287
194 Ill. 2d 268
252 Ill. Dec. 37
2000 Ill. LEXIS 1693

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noting that trial court's disposition of the defendant's postconviction petition was immediately appealable even though trial court determined that the defendant should receive a new sentencing hearing
noting that trial court’s disposition of the defendant’s post-conviction petition was immediately appealable even though trial court determined that the defendant should receive a new sentencing hearing
noting that trial court's disposition of the defendant's postconviction petition was immediately appealable even though trial court determined that the defendant should receive a new sentencing hearing
following Joyce and holding that the same rule applied where the court ordered a new sentencing hearing following postconviction proceedings
regarding claims in postconviction petition, “issues that could have been raised in the earlier proceedings, but were not, will ordinarily be deemed waived”
the Act establishes an original and independent remedy by a civil proceeding

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Judges: Miller, Harrison

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