Appellate Court of Illinois· 8/20/1993

People v. Baker

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625 N.E.2d 719
253 Ill. App. 3d 15
192 Ill. Dec. 564
1993 Ill. App. LEXIS 1282

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noting that the experts were bolstered by the fact that they were employed by the psychiatric institute
noting that flight of defendant from scene of the murders to Nebraska was indicative of defendant’s paranoia, rather than his attempt to hide from detection
noting that flight of defendant from scene of the murders to Nebraska was indicative of defendant’s paranoia, rather than his attempt to hide from detection
noting that flight of defendant from scene of the murders to Nebraska was indicative of defendant's paranoia, rather than his attempt to hide from detection
noting that the experts were bolstered by the fact that they were employed by the psychiatric institute
holding that in determining the credibility of an expert witness it was relevant that the witness was a State-employed psychiatrist, who was appointed by the circuit court to examine defendant, rather than a paid expert offering an opinion solely for purposes of the trial

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