Appellate Court of Illinois· 8/12/1993

People v. Gray

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252 Ill. App. 3d 362
192 Ill. Dec. 129

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prosecutor’s characterization of defendant’s theory of the case as “so ridiculous that it isn’t even worthy of comment” not reversible error
prosecutor’s characterization of defendant’s theory of the case as “so ridiculous that it isn’t even worthy of comment” not reversible error
court would not engage in speculation and conjecture where the defendant established only that two African-Americans were excluded from the jury but failed to preserve the record as to the race of the jury or the other excluded venire members
court would not engage in speculation and conjecture where the defendant established only that two African Americans were excluded from the jury but failed to preserve the record as to the race of the jury or the other excluded venire members

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Judges: Cahill, Hoffman, Johnson

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