Appellate Court of Illinois· 8/13/1976

People v. Carter

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354 N.E.2d 482
41 Ill. App. 3d 425
1976 Ill. App. LEXIS 2968

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stating that counsel's closing argument that was tantamount to an admission of guilt cannot be overlooked as mere errors in judgment or trial strategy
stating that counsel's closing argument that was tantamount to an admission of guilt cannot be overlooked as mere errors in judgment or trial strategy
stating that counsel's closing argument that was tantamount to an admission of guilt cannot be overlooked as mere errors in judgment or trial strategy
stating that counsel's closing argument that was tantamount to an admission of guilt cannot be overlooked as mere errors in judgment or trial strategy
Counsel said that defendant was not very brilliant in what he did and declined to discuss the factual discrepancy in the evidence concerning whether defendant was armed
Counsel said that defendant was not very brilliant in what he did and declined to discuss the factual discrepancy in the evidence concerning whether defendant was armed

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