Appellate Court of Illinois· 9/1/1993

People v. Young

Citations

619 N.E.2d 851
250 Ill. App. 3d 55
189 Ill. Dec. 150
1993 Ill. App. LEXIS 1331

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finding that the defendant’s alcohol abuse, which in some cases may be considered in mitigation, was properly considered as evidence that the defendant lacked rehabilitative potential
affirming trial court’s finding that the defendant was not mentally impaired despite an IQ of 76 and “ ‘significant psychological and emotional problems’ ”
rejecting the defendant’s claim that the trial court did not properly consider his “mental retardation” as a mitigating factor where the defendant presented no definitive evidence of the condition
“ ‘[I]mprisonment, indeed, will entail hardship upon [a defendant’s] dependents, and most imprisonment does do exactly that.’ ”

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Judges: Quetsch

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