Illinois Supreme Court· 3/21/1996

People v. Simpson

Citations

665 N.E.2d 1228
172 Ill. 2d 117
216 Ill. Dec. 671
1996 Ill. LEXIS 28

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concluding that an identification less than six days after the crime occurred weighed in favor of the State
concluding that an identification less than six days after the crime occurred weighed in favor of the State
recognizing that “the level of a defendant’s competency as a lawyer is not a measure of his competency to waive counsel.”
stating that the defendant did not raise the issue of plain error and noticing that the evidence at trial was overwhelming and not closely balanced
stating that the defendant did not raise the issue of plain error and noticing that the evidence at trial was overwhelming and not closely balanced
stating that the defendant did not raise the issue of plain error and noticing that the evidence at trial was overwhelming and not closely balanced

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Judges: Miller, Harrison

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