Illinois Supreme Court· 12/18/1997

People v. Reid

Citations

688 N.E.2d 1156
179 Ill. 2d 297
228 Ill. Dec. 179
1997 Ill. LEXIS 476

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\Decisions concerning which witnesses to call at trial and what evidence to present on [the] defendant's behalf ultimately rest with trial counsel\
“Decisions concerning which witnesses to call at trial and what evidence to present on [the] defendant’s behalf ultimately rest with trial counsel”
“Decisions concerning which witnesses to call at trial and what evidence to present on [the] defendant’s behalf ultimately rest with trial counsel.”
“counsel was not ineffective in failing to introduce at trial evidence of defendant’s post-traumatic stress disorder”
\Decisions concerning which witnesses to call at trial and what evidence to present on [the] defendant's behalf ultimately rest with trial counsel\
defendant did not commit home invasion when he murdered the victim in an apartment they jointly rented and the apartment was still being rented by the defendant at the time of the murder

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