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Disposition of Petitions for Leave to Appeal

Supreme Court of Illinois
Jan 1, 1983
96 Ill. 2d 544 (Ill. 1983)

Summary

In Gibson, the defendant wrote that he wanted to appeal and that he was psychologically coerced into pleading guilty. Gibson, 95 Ill. 2d at 544.

Summary of this case from People v. Jimenez

Opinion

1983.


(58510) People v. E.H.S., Jr. ...................................... Denied.

(58327, 58956) People v. Ellis, Douglas S. ......................... Denied.

(58594) People v. Espinosa ......................................... Denied.

(58387) People v. Estelle .......................................... Denied.

(58733) People v. Fadke ............................................ Denied.

(58777) People v. Fazal ............................................ Denied.

(58356) People v. Foster ........................................... Denied.

(58560) People v. Fotre ............................................ Denied.

(58565) People v. Fox, Anthony L. .................................. Denied.

(58325) People v. Fox, Roy ......................................... Denied.

(58968) People v. Fuller, David .................................... Denied.

(58969) People v. Fuller, Rebecca .................................. Denied.

(58614) People v. Fulrath .......................................... Denied.

(58888) People v. Futia ............................................ Denied.

(58621) People v. Gaines ........................................... Denied.

(58666) People v. Garcia ........................................... Denied.

(58716) People v. Garrett .......................................... Denied.

(58456) People v. Gibson, Prince Harris ............................ Denied.

(58686) People v. Gibson, Shannon ................................. Allowed. with order.

The petition for leave to appeal is allowed. In the exercise of this court's supervisory jurisdiction, this court holds that the following letter from the petitioner to the trial judge sufficiently complied with Rule 604(d) (87 Ill.2d R. 604(d)):

"I wish to appeal my case, on the grounds of inadequate defence[ sic] by my attorney. I was psychologicly [ sic] coherced[ sic] into pleading guilty. I would also like to have the court appoint me another attorney. Thank you."

Accordingly, the judgment of the Appellate Court, Fifth District, is vacated, and this cause is remanded to that court for consideration of the issues presented on appeal.

Reported below: 115 Ill. App.3d 950.

(58145) People v. Gilliard ......................................... Allowed with order.

The petition for leave to appeal is allowed. In the exercise of this court's supervisory jurisdiction, the judgment of the Appellate Court, First District, is reversed.

( People v. Payne (1983), 99 Ill.2d 135; People v. Williams (1983), 97 Ill.2d 252.) The judgment of the circuit court of Cook County is affirmed.

Reported below: 112 Ill. App.3d 799

SIMON, J., dissenting.


Summaries of

Disposition of Petitions for Leave to Appeal

Supreme Court of Illinois
Jan 1, 1983
96 Ill. 2d 544 (Ill. 1983)

In Gibson, the defendant wrote that he wanted to appeal and that he was psychologically coerced into pleading guilty. Gibson, 95 Ill. 2d at 544.

Summary of this case from People v. Jimenez

In Gibson, the defendant filed a pro se letter indicating that he wanted to appeal because his attorney was ineffective and had coerced him into pleading guilty. Gibson, 96 Ill. 2d at 544.

Summary of this case from People v. Gonzalez

In People v. Gibson, 96 Ill. 2d 544 (1983), the supreme court considered whether a similar pro se document was sufficient to constitute a motion to withdraw a guilty plea.

Summary of this case from People v. Gonzalez
Case details for

Disposition of Petitions for Leave to Appeal

Case Details

Full title:DISPOSITION OF PETITIONS FOR LEAVE TO APPEAL

Court:Supreme Court of Illinois

Date published: Jan 1, 1983

Citations

96 Ill. 2d 544 (Ill. 1983)

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