Appellate Court of Illinois· 3/20/1992

People v. Bowman

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592 N.E.2d 240
227 Ill. App. 3d 607
169 Ill. Dec. 753
1992 Ill. App. LEXIS 409

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stating that the introduction of other crimes evidence is proper to bolster the defendant’s identification when the identity of defendant is at issue
stating that the introduction of other crimes evidence is proper to bolster the defendant's identification when the identity of defendant is at issue
stating that the introduction of other crimes evidence is proper to bolster the defendant's identification when the identity of defendant is at issue
the introduction of other crimes evidence is proper to bolster the defendant’s identification when the identity of the defendant is at issue
The introduction of other crimes evidence is proper to bolster the defendant's identification when the identity of the defendant is at issue
defendant knowingly waived his right to a jury trial where he was represented by counsel, the judge asked the defendant whether he understood what a jury trial was, and the defendant signed a written jury waiver

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