Appellate Court of Illinois· 3/30/1984

People v. Webb

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466 N.E.2d 936
125 Ill. App. 3d 924
81 Ill. Dec. 134
1984 Ill. App. LEXIS 2074

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relying in part on lack of evidence that victim’s condition had improved during seven hours between time victim indicated that he believed he would die and time he identified defendant
relying in part on lack of evidence that victim's condition had improved during seven hours between time victim indicated that he believed he would die and time he identified defendant
where there was direct evidence of declarant’s state of mind, which was that he thought that he was going to die, the trial court could have properly considered his six gunshot wounds in determining whether the declarant was aware of his impending death
where there was direct evidence of declarant’s state of mind, which was that he thought that he was going to die, the trial court could have properly considered his six gunshot wounds in determining whether the declarant was aware of his impending death

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