Illinois Supreme Court· 6/7/2007

People v. Melchor

Citations

871 N.E.2d 32
226 Ill. 2d 24
312 Ill. Dec. 632
2007 Ill. LEXIS 861

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vacating appellate court judgment and remanding with instructions to consider the hearsay exception first before proceeding to the sixth amendment issue
vacating appellate court judgment and remanding with instructions to consider the hearsay exception first before proceeding to the sixth amendment issue
vacating appellate court judgment and remanding with instructions to consider the hearsay exception first before proceeding to the sixth amendment issue
Instructing the Appellate Court to determine, on remand, whether evidentiary error was harmless
in evaluating the admissibility of out-of-court statements, the first step is to determine whether the statement may be admitted as an evidentiary matter
vacated appellate court opinion and remanded with instructions to consider the hearsay exception first before proceeding to the sixth amendment issue

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Judges: Freeman

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