Sentenced to 13 years in prison after his fifth conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol, Jackie V. Harris presented what the Illinois Appellate Court called “a rather novel argument regarding what constitutes evidence from stipulated testimony in what appears to be a stipulated bench trial.”Besides arguing the sentence was excessive and the trial judge erred in denying his motion to suppress evidence, Harris claimed a 35-paragraph stipulation — which referred to what various witnesses would  …