Appellate Court of Illinois· 3/20/1997

People v. Salgado

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678 N.E.2d 648
287 Ill. App. 3d 432
222 Ill. Dec. 776
1997 Ill. App. LEXIS 146

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holding that in a case involving first-degree murder, the nickname “Bam Bam” did not carry a negative connotation that was immediately recognizable
holding that in a case involving first-degree murder, the nickname \Bam Bam\ did not carry a negative connotation that was immediately recognizable
holding that use of defendant’s nickname of “Bam Bam” was not improper where the name itself did not carry a negative connotation that was immediately recognizable and where defendant’s friends knew and identified him by that name
use of nickname “Bam Bam” was not prejudicial error because it did not carry a negative connotation and witnesses knew and identified defendant by that name
use of nickname \Bam Bam\ was not prejudicial error because it did not carry a negative connotation and witnesses knew and identified defendant by that name

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Judges: Wolfson

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