Illinois Supreme Court· 5/27/1983

People v. Williams

Citations

454 N.E.2d 220
97 Ill. 2d 252
73 Ill. Dec. 360
1983 Ill. LEXIS 425

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the pronouncement of the sentence comprises the judgment of the court and the entry of the sentencing order is a ministerial act merely evidencing the sentence
when trial court conducts poll, it “must determine that the jury verdict accurately reflects each juror’s vote as reached during deliberations and that the jurors’ votes were not the result of force or coercion” (Emphasis added.)
when trial court conducts poll, it “must determine that the jury verdict accurately reflects each juror’s vote as reached during deliberations and that the jurors’ votes were not the result of force or coercion” (emphasis added)
rejecting various legal theories contrary to Swain
rejecting various legal theories contrary to Swain
rejecting various legal theories contrary to Swain

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Judges: Simon, Ward

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