Appellate Court of Illinois· 9/25/1996

People v. Wendt

Citations

670 N.E.2d 1230
283 Ill. App. 3d 947
219 Ill. Dec. 342
1996 Ill. App. LEXIS 724

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a defendant may not challenge an agreed-upon sentence where the trial court exercised no discretion in imposing sentence
“a defendant who pleads guilty simply does not have the same right to an automatic appeal as a defendant convicted after trial”
\a defendant who pleads guilty simply does not have the same right to an automatic appeal as a defendant convicted after trial\
a defendant may not challenge an agreed sentence where the trial court exercised no discretion in imposing sentence
defendant who pleads guilty and alleges loss of appeal rights because counsel failed to file a motion to reconsider the sentence must specify what issue he would have raised had such motion been filed
defendant who pleads guilty and alleges loss of appeal rights because counsel failed to file a motion to reconsider the sentence must specify what issue he would have raised had such motion been filed

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Judges: McLAREN

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