Illinois Supreme Court· 9/26/1990

People v. Williams

Citations

563 N.E.2d 431
139 Ill. 2d 1
150 Ill. Dec. 544
1990 Ill. LEXIS 94

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holding that “speculative allegations and conclusory statements” are not sufficient to establish ineffective assistance of counsel
holding that “speculative allegations and conclusory statements” are not sufficient to establish ineffective assistance of counsel
concluding that counsel is not ineffective for failing to elicit testimony that would have been inadmissible
noting that “effective advocacy is not measured by the number of objections raised or the number of pages of cross-examination”
noting that “effective advocacy is not measured by the number of objections raised or the number of pages of cross-examination”
noting that “effective advocacy is not measured by the number of objections raised or the number of pages of cross-examination”

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Judges: Clark

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