Illinois Supreme Court· 12/31/1998

People v. Terrell

Citations

185 Ill. 2d 467
236 Ill. Dec. 723
708 N.E.2d 309
1998 Ill. LEXIS 1919

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noting that a witness, whether expert or lay, may provide an opinion on the ultimate issue of fact in a case
stating that “the entire voir dire of the potential juror must be considered, rather than selected statements,” when determining the juror’s impartiality (italics omitted)
stating it is “well settled that a witness, whether expert or lay, may provide an opinion on the ultimate issue in a case”
autopsy photographs of a 15-month-old victim were properly admitted to show a defendant’s eligibility under section 9 — 1(b)(6)
“the prosecutor’s brief comments about the victim were not so inflammatory as to deny defendant a fair sentencing hearing”
“[a]n objection to evidence on specified grounds waives on appeal any alternative objections not specified”

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Judges: Nickels, Harrison, Freeman, McMorrow

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