· 9/19/1996
People v. Shatner
Citations
- 673 N.E.2d 258
- 174 Ill. 2d 133
- 220 Ill. Dec. 346
- 1996 Ill. LEXIS 90
How courts have described this case
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- holding that presumption arises when general verdict is supported by indictment establishing that the fact finder at the guilt phase was instructed on all three bases for murder
- holding that the erroneous introduction of such evidence is subject to harmless error analysis
- holding that the erroneous introduction of such evidence is subject to harmless error analysis
- holding that presumption arises when general verdict is supported by indictment establishing that the fact finder at the guilt phase was instructed on all three bases for murder
- holding that presumption arises when general verdict is supported by indictment establishing that the fact finder at the guilt phase was instructed on all three bases for murder
- holding that presumption arises when general verdict is supported by indictment establishing that the fact finder at the guilt phase was instructed on all three bases for murder
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