People v. McKibbins

How courts have described this case

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• “It would be difficult to explain or describe circumstances surrounding the defendant’s arrest without introducing a substantial amount of the evidence concerning the jewelry robbery.”
• approved and quoted by the Illinois Supreme Court in Bartall, 98 Ill.2d at 309-10, 74 Ill.Dec. at 564, 456 N.E.2d at 66
• evidence of a robbery that occurred two days after the charged crimes admissible to show the defendant’s intent in the charged murder and robbery
• evidence of a robbery that occurred two days after the charged crimes admissible to show the defendant’s intent in the charged murder and robbery
• description of robbery in progress was necessary to describe circumstances of defendant’s arrest
• description of robbery in progress was necessary to describe circumstances of defendant's arrest

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).