Defendant was not entitled to a hearing when he raised constitutional challenges to each of his two prior convictions. Defendant was precluded from contesting the use of his 1983 conviction as a predicate conviction since he had previously been adjudicated a second violent felony offender in 1988 based on that conviction and failed to seek review of that adjudication by direct appeal or appropriate post-judgment motion (People v Loughlin,
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