Illinois Supreme Court· 10/18/2001

People v. Burt

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792 N.E.2d 1250
205 Ill. 2d 28
275 Ill. Dec. 477
2001 Ill. LEXIS 1424

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holding Brady claim requires (1) missing evidence favorable to defendant; (2) wilfull or inadvertent suppression by State; and (3) prejudice
\[N]onfactual and nonspecific assertions which merely amount to conclusions are insufficient\ to avoid summary dismissal
the Illinois Supreme Court rejected the defendant’s Brady claim because the defendant did not satisfy the first element of the test since the suppressed evidence was not exculpatory
the Illinois Supreme Court rejected the defendant’s Brady claim because the defendant did not satisfy the first element of the test since the suppressed evidence was not exculpatory

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Judges: McMorrow, Harrison, Kilbride

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