Appellate Court of Illinois· 12/7/1990

People v. Robinson

Citations

206 Ill. App. 3d 1046
565 N.E.2d 206
151 Ill. Dec. 935
1990 Ill. App. LEXIS 1853

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finding that “[e]xcitement, rather than detract from an identification, could increase the powers to observe”
noting that for attempted robbery, the “force or threatened force need not transpire before or during the time the property is taken; the force may be used as part of a series of events constituting a single incident”
noting that for attempted robbery, the “force or threatened force need not transpire before or during the time the property is taken; the force may be used as part of a series of events constituting a single incident.”
reliability of identification does not depend on physical or facial characteristics of defendant, but rather on opportunity witness had to observe offender
the reliability of identification does not depend upon the physical or facial characteristics of the defendant but rather the opportunity the witness had to observe the offender
reliability of identification not dependent on the physical or facial characteristics of defendant, but on witness’s opportunity to observe him

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Judges: Murray

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