Appellate Court of Illinois· 6/7/1994

People v. Johnson

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634 N.E.2d 1285
262 Ill. App. 3d 565
199 Ill. Dec. 931
1994 Ill. App. LEXIS 875

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observing that a court may take judicial notice of DNA identification technology as an accepted scientific procedure based on prior rulings
observing that a court may take judicial notice of DNA identification technology as an accepted scientific procedure based on prior rulings
single course of conduct where multiple acts of sexual assault perpetrated on one victim at same location and in immediate succession
trial court appropriately relied on precedential case law to determine that the proffered DNA testimony was admissible and had no need to conduct a Frye hearing prior to making its decision on the admissibility of that evidence
trial court appropriately relied on precedential case law to determine that the proffered DNA testimony was admissible and had no need to conduct a Frye hearing prior to making its decision on the admissibility of that evidence
trial court appropriately relied on precedential case law to determine that the proffered DNA testimony was admissible and had no need to conduct a Frye hearing prior to making its decision on the admissibility of that evidence

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