Appellate Court of Illinois· 7/15/2004

People v. Engle

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813 N.E.2d 761
351 Ill. App. 3d 284
286 Ill. Dec. 285
2004 Ill. App. LEXIS 849

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finding erroneously admitted bolstering statements did not constitute reversible error but were merely cumulative of witness’s testimony, and it was unlikely that the jury would have acquitted the defendant barring the statements
finding erroneously admitted bolstering statements did not constitute reversible error but were merely cumulative of witness's testimony, and it was unlikely that the jury would have acquitted the defendant barring the statements
“[g]enerally, an inference that a witness’s in-court testimony is of recent fabrication arises from negative evidence that the witness did not speak of the matter at a time when it would have been natural for him to do so”

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Judges: Slater, Holdridge, O'Brien

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