Illinois Supreme Court· 1/23/1998

People v. Williams

Citations

692 N.E.2d 1109
181 Ill. 2d 297
229 Ill. Dec. 898
1998 Ill. LEXIS 5

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finding that an objection at the sentencing hearing and reference to the error in a postsentencing motion are necessary to preserve a sentencing issue for review
assuming the invalidity of a statutory aggravating factor, finding that the jury’s consideration of this factor did not require resentencing
considering merits of issues in order to determine that counsel was not ineffective for having failed to preserve them
admitting contents of 911 tape to show officer acting in the course of his official duties
admitting contents of 911 tape to show officer acting in the course of his official duties
considering merits of issues in order to determine that counsel was not ineffective for having failed to preserve them

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Judges: Freeman

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