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People v. Smith

Citations

  • 617 N.E.2d 837
  • 248 Ill. App. 3d 351
  • 187 Ill. Dec. 380
  • 1993 Ill. App. LEXIS 1130

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  • motion to suppress granted September 13; timely motion to reconsider denied December 10; notice of appeal filed within 30 days thereafter
  • motion to suppress granted September 13; timely motion to -33- No. 2--06--1071 reconsider denied December 10; notice of appeal filed within 30 days thereafter
  • “[T]he burden of going forward on the motion in limine was initially on defendant–the proponent or party seeking to bar the evidence–to show why the evidence should not be admitted [citations] ***.”
  • \[T]he burden of going forward on the motion in limine was initially on defendant—the proponent or party seeking to bar the evidence—to show why the evidence should not be admitted [citations]* * *.\
  • threshold requirements for previous version of section 11-501.4 not satisfied where lab technician testified that she did not remember which doctor was on duty, did not know who ordered the test, and did not know if the results were reported to the doctor attending the defendant
  • threshold requirements for previous version of section 11 — 501.4 not satisfied where lab technician testified that she did not remember which doctor was on duty, did not know who ordered the test, and did not know if the results were reported to the doctor attending the defendant

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Judges: Bowman

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