Appellate Court of Illinois· 12/9/1982

People v. Brown

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443 N.E.2d 665
110 Ill. App. 3d 1125
66 Ill. Dec. 739
1982 Ill. App. LEXIS 2553

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finding that the trial court did not err in allowing, but then rejecting, expert testimony regarding the effect of stress on memory where the majority of factors indicated a reliable identification
finding that the trial court did not err in allowing, but then rejecting, expert testimony regarding the effect of stress on memory where the majority of factors indicated a reliable identification
finding that the trial court did not err in allowing, but then rejecting, expert testimony regarding the effect of stress on memory where the majority of factors indicated a reliable identification
7 inch discrepancy did not lead to \substantial likelihood of misidentification\
seven-inch discrepancy did not lead to “substantial likelihood of misidentification”

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Judges: Linn

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