Appellate Court of Illinois· 6/14/1977

People v. Thomas

Citations

364 N.E.2d 641
49 Ill. App. 3d 961
7 Ill. Dec. 480
1977 Ill. App. LEXIS 2867

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finding a witness had an “ample opportunity” to make an identification from approximately 50 feet
finding error in admission of statement as dying declaration where no direct evidence that declarant, who had been mortally injured by gunshot wounds to the stomach and hand, considered himself in extremis.
finding error in admission of statement as dying declaration where “no direct evidence that [declarant, who had been mortally injured by gunshot wounds to the stomach and hand] considered himself in extremis”
finding error in admission of statement as dying declaration where “no direct evidence that [declarant, who had been mortally injured by gunshot wounds to the stomach and hand] considered himself in extremis”
finding identification made from 50 feet sufficient
finding identification made from 50 feet sufficient

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