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Appellate Court of Illinois· 11/28/2007

People v. Allen

Citations

  • 880 N.E.2d 223
  • 377 Ill. App. 3d 938
  • 316 Ill. Dec. 745
  • 2007 Ill. App. LEXIS 1261

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  • stating that “[t]he absence of defendant’s DNA on the gun would not conclusively establish that he did not handle the gun or that he did not commit the *** robbery”
  • stating that “[t]he absence of defendant’s DNA on the gun would not conclusively establish that he did not handle the gun or that he did not commit the *** robbery”
  • positive eyewitness testimony linked the defendant to an offense despite the lack of DNA evidence
  • The failure to respond “renders the petition ripe for adjudication as a matter of law.”
  • The failure to respond \renders the petition ripe for adjudication as a matter of law.\
  • the absence of DNA evidence on a handgun would not exonerate the defendant

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