Illinois Supreme Court· 11/29/2007

People v. Rivera

Citations

879 N.E.2d 876
227 Ill. 2d 1
316 Ill. Dec. 488
2007 Ill. LEXIS 1705

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indicating that defendant Rivera was not arguing that the juror in question “was subject to excusal for cause”
error amenable to harmless error review where it was “possible to qualitatively assess for harm”
determination of whether the improper denial of defendant's peremptory challenge and violation of Apprendi were harmless beyond a reasonable doubt premised on analysis of whether the defendant's guilt was overwhelming
determination of whether the improper denial of defendant’s peremptory challenge and violation of Apprendi were harmless beyond a reasonable doubt premised on analysis of whether the defendant’s guilt was overwhelming
errors are amenable to harmless error review when it is “possible to qualitatively assess for harm”
determination of whether the improper denial of defendant’s peremptory challenge and violation of Apprendi were harmless beyond a reasonable doubt premised on analysis of whether the defendant’s guilt was overwhelming

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Judges: Karmeier

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