Appellate Court of Illinois· 7/24/1980

People v. Arndt

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408 N.E.2d 757
86 Ill. App. 3d 744
42 Ill. Dec. 179
1980 Ill. App. LEXIS 3305

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reversing defendant’s conviction and remanding for entry of a finding of not guilty by reason of insanity
reversing trial court’s determination that defendant was guilty of murder where the trial court did not appear to question the credibility of the defendant’s experts, but merely drew different conclusions than they did
reversing trial court’s determination that defendant was guilty of murder where the trial court did not appear to question the credibility of the defendant’s experts, but merely drew different conclusions than they did
appellate court deferred to the psychiatric testimony explaining defendant’s conduct in rejecting the trial court’s conclusions drawn from the same facts
appellate court deferred to the psychiatric testimony explaining defendant’s conduct in rejecting the trial court’s conclusions drawn from the same facts
appellate court deferred to the psychiatric testimony explaining defendant's conduct in rejecting the trial court's conclusions drawn from the same facts

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Judges: Romiti

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