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People v. Redd

Citations

  • 553 N.E.2d 316
  • 135 Ill. 2d 252
  • 142 Ill. Dec. 802
  • 1990 Ill. LEXIS 27

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  • although trial court did not specifically articulate the Montgomery test, the record indicated that it understood and properly exercised its discretion under Montgomery
  • reversal is proper where prior inconsistent statements are admitted but the requirements of section 115—10.1 are not met
  • the “inconsistent” requirement under section 115-10.1 is met when a witness claims a memory loss at trial concerning a prior statement
  • reversal is proper where prior inconsistent statements are admitted but the requirements of section 115-10.1 are not met
  • \[a] reviewing court will not disturb a circuit court's ruling on a motion to quash arrest unless that finding is manifestly erroneous\

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Judges: Calvo, Miller, Sta, Mos

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