Illinois Supreme Court· 10/17/1986

People v. Ward

Citations

499 N.E.2d 422
113 Ill. 2d 516
101 Ill. Dec. 834
1986 Ill. LEXIS 314

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explaining that relevant evidence of defendant’s potential for rehabilitation may be conveyed through his “continued protestation of innocence and his lack of remorse”
explaining that relevant evidence of defendant’s potential for rehabilitation may be conveyed through “his continued protestation of innocence and his lack of remorse”
stating that “the determination of whether or not the sentence was improper must be made by considering the entire record as a whole”
finding that the reviewing court must consider the record as a whole
refusing to reach issue waived because of failure to include in petition for leave to appeal, where appellate court had already reviewed issue
refusing to reach issue waived because of failure to include in petition for leave to appeal, where appellate court had already reviewed issue

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Judges: Ryan, Simon, Clark

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