Illinois Supreme Court· 1/18/1996

People v. Moore

Citations

662 N.E.2d 1215
171 Ill. 2d 74
215 Ill. Dec. 75
1996 Ill. LEXIS 10

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finding that a law enforcement officer’s inability to identify the source of information testified to at the defendant’s sentencing did not render his testimony unreliable and, instead, went to the weight to be given the evidence
finding that a law enforcement officer's inability to identify the source of information testified to at the defendant's sentencing did not render his testimony unreliable and, instead, went to the weight to be given the evidence
finding misstatement by prosecutor did not constitute plain error where the trial court instructed the jury to disregard any statements made in closing that were not based on the evidence
“[t]he act of sustaining an objection and properly admonishing the jury is usually viewed as sufficient to cure any prejudice”
defendant waived Frye issue by failing to present expert testimony at Frye hearing
“[t]he act of sustaining an objection and properly admonishing the jury is usually viewed as sufficient to cure any prejudice”

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