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· 3/1/1991

People v. Maiden

Citations

  • 569 N.E.2d 120
  • 210 Ill. App. 3d 390
  • 155 Ill. Dec. 120
  • 1991 Ill. App. LEXIS 278

How courts have described this case

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  • testing one of three samples of a substance for the presence of POP was insufficient where it would be easy for the State to test the remaining samples
  • testing one of three samples of a substance for the presence of PCP was insufficient where it would be easy for the State to test the remaining samples
  • testing one of three samples of a substance for the presence of PCP was insufficient where it would be easy for the State to test the remaining samples
  • testing one of three samples of a substance for the presence of PCP was insufficient where it would be easy for the State to test the remaining samples
  • evidence insufficient to prove requisite amount where all three bottles of suspected PCP field-test positive, but only one subjected to test that conclusively establishes PCP
  • evidence insufficient to prove requisite amount where all three bottles of suspected POP field-test positive, but only one subjected to test that conclusively establishes POP

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Judges: McNULTY

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