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People v. Perry

Citations

  • 593 N.E.2d 712
  • 229 Ill. App. 3d 29
  • 170 Ill. Dec. 823
  • 1992 Ill. App. LEXIS 626

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  • observing that pathologist’s testimony that child’s death was a homicide “might be construed as prejudicial, since a layperson might equate the word homicide with murder”
  • “[Pathologist’s] opinion as to homicide ... did not in any way add to the evidence already presented to the jury or assist them in reaching their own conclusions.”
  • expert's opinion that manner of death was \homicide\ not prejudicial where only issue was whether mother intentionally smothered child or accidentally rolled over on top of child while sleeping

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Judges: Tully

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