Illinois Supreme Court· 5/21/1992

People v. Wright

Citations

594 N.E.2d 276
149 Ill. 2d 36
171 Ill. Dec. 424
1992 Ill. LEXIS 90

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recognizing that section 122-5 of the Act grants the trial court a great deal of discretion
recognizing that section 122-5 of the Act grants the trial court a great deal of discretion
finding postconviction counsel “substantially complied with the mandate of Rule 651(c)”
finding postconviction counsel \substantially complied with the mandate of Rule 651(c)\
failure to present the defendant's mental health records was not ineffective, as no prejudice could be shown
failure to present the defendant’s mental health records was not ineffective, as no prejudice could be shown

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Judges: Cunningham

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