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Appellate Court of Illinois· 11/4/1976

People v. Byrd

Citations

  • 357 N.E.2d 174
  • 43 Ill. App. 3d 735
  • 2 Ill. Dec. 197
  • 1976 Ill. App. LEXIS 3365

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  • “Informing the trier[ ] of fact of consequential steps in the investigation of a crime is normal procedure and is important to the full presentation of the State’s case”
  • “Informing the triers of fact of consequential steps in the investigation of a crime is normal procedure and is important to the full presentation of the State’s case.”
  • “Informing the trier[] of fact of consequential steps in the investigation of a crime is normal procedure and is important to the full presentation of the State’s case”
  • “Informing the triers of fact of consequential steps in the investigation of a crime is normal procedure and is important to the full presentation of the State’s case.”
  • “Informing the triers of 27 fact of consequential steps in the investigation of a crime is normal procedure and is important to the full presentation of the State’s case.”

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Judges: Dempsey

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