Appellate Court of Illinois· 4/28/2005

People v. Jackson

Citations

828 N.E.2d 1222
357 Ill. App. 3d 313
293 Ill. Dec. 724
2005 Ill. App. LEXIS 399

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holding that a limiting instruction was required when the State sought to introduce evidence relating to the defendant’s “gang involvement and collateral offenses,” but that failure to provide the instruction was harmless in that case
explaining that failure to provide a limiting instruction regarding evidence of gang membership was harmless
finding trial court’s failure to give a limiting instruction to the jury regarding other crimes evidence harmless where the evidence of defendant’s guilt was not closely balanced
finding trial court’s failure to give a limiting instruction to the jury regarding other crimes evidence harmless where the evidence of defendant’s guilt was not closely balanced
finding trial court’s failure to give a limiting instruction to the jury regarding other crimes evidence harmless where the evidence of defendant’s guilt was not closely balanced
finding trial court’s failure to give a limiting instruction to the jury regarding other crimes evidence harmless where the evidence of defendant’s guilt was not closely balanced

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Judges: Quinn, Reid

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