Illinois Supreme Court· 10/17/1986

People v. Bryant

Citations

499 N.E.2d 413
113 Ill. 2d 497
101 Ill. Dec. 825
1986 Ill. LEXIS 313

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holding that it was improper for police to testify that they had called the defendant by his name as the testimony permitted the jury to infer that the defendant had a criminal history
lesser-included instruction “provides an important third option to a jury” that finds a defendant culpable but is conflicted as to extent of the crime
improper to elicit testimony that a police officer yelled the defendant’s name in pursuit
improper to elicit testimony that a police officer yelled the defendant's name in pursuit
improper to elicit testimony that a police officer yelled the defendant's name in pursuit

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Judges: Miller

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