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Appellate Court of Illinois· 5/14/1985

People v. Argo

Citations

  • 478 N.E.2d 873
  • 133 Ill. App. 3d 421
  • 88 Ill. Dec. 382
  • 1985 Ill. App. LEXIS 1971

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  • concluding that exclusion of certain evidence was harmless where the defendant's confession—the only evidence connecting the defendant to the murder—provided overwhelming evidence supporting the defendant's conviction
  • concluding that exclusion of certain evidence was harmless where the defendant’s confession–the only evidence connecting the defendant to the murder–provided overwhelming evidence supporting the defendant’s conviction
  • concluding that exclusion of certain evidence was harmless where the defendant’s confession — the only evidence connecting the defendant to the murder — provided overwhelming evidence supporting the defendant’s conviction
  • error was harmless where defendant’s confession was the only evidence connecting defendant to the murder

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Judges: Heiple

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