· 4/19/2006
People v. Barcik
Citations
- 848 N.E.2d 579
- 365 Ill. App. 3d 183
- 302 Ill. Dec. 280
- 2006 Ill. App. LEXIS 338
How courts have described this case
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- finding, because the witness was the defendant’s fiancée, she “likely would not have been considered a credible witness”
- because of her relationship to the defendant, the defendant’s fiancée likely would not have been considered a credible witness
- “[h]ere, even assuming counsel was deficient for not calling defendant’s fiancée [to testify], defendant’s [postconviction] claim would still fail because defendant cannot establish prejudice”
- because of her relationship to the defendant, the defendant’s fiancée likely would not have been considered a credible witness
- trial counsel not ineffective for failing to call the defendant’s fiancée as a witness during trial where “because of her relationship to defendant, [she] likely would not have been considered a credible witness”
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Judges: Bowman
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