Appellate Court of Illinois· 7/10/1989

People v. Clark

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542 N.E.2d 138
186 Ill. App. 3d 109
134 Ill. Dec. 138
1989 Ill. App. LEXIS 1045

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stating that “[i]t is established that a prosecutor may not argue that a witness is more credible because of his status as a police officer”
stating that \[i]t is established that a prosecutor may not argue that a witness is more credible because of his status as a police officer\
similarly asserting that the officers testifying in that case would not risk their careers, pensions, and potential perjury charges by testifying falsely
similarly asserting that the officers testifying in that case would not risk their careers, pensions, and potential perjury charges by testifying falsely
similarly asserting that the officers testifying in that case would not risk their careers, pensions, and potential perjury charges by testifying falsely

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Judges: Buckley

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