Appellate Court of Illinois· 3/9/1982

People v. Morrow

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433 N.E.2d 985
104 Ill. App. 3d 995
60 Ill. Dec. 747
1982 Ill. App. LEXIS 1598

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unequivocal testimony of complainants was sufficient to sustain rape conviction, even without corroborating physical evidence
unequivocal testimony of complainants was sufficient to sustain conviction in rape prosecution, even without physical evidence to corroborate their assertion with respect to the defendant’s use of force
unequivocal testimony of complainants was sufficient to sustain conviction in rape prosecution, even without physical evidence to corroborate their assertion with respect to the defendant’s use of force
unequivocal testimony of complainants was sufficient to sustain conviction in rape prosecution, even without physical evidence to corroborate their assertion with respect to the defendant’s use of force
unequivocal testimony of complainants was sufficient to sustain conviction in rape prosecution, even without physical evidence to corroborate their assertion with respect to the defendant's use of force
unequivocal testimony of complainants was sufficient to sustain conviction in rape prosecution, even without physical evidence to corroborate their assertion with respect to the defendant’s use of force

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