Illinois Supreme Court· 3/30/1995

People v. Wiley

Citations

651 N.E.2d 189
165 Ill. 2d 259
209 Ill. Dec. 261
1995 Ill. LEXIS 72

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recognizing that admission that defendant may have participated in some events that were the subject of the prosecution was not 4 a concession of guilt
admission of evidence that defendant was on parole did not establish prejudice under Strickland, as evidence of guilt was “considerable”
admission of evidence that defendant was on parole did not establish prejudice under Strickland, as evidence of guilt was \considerable\
subjective assessments of a venireperson’s demeanor should be given close scrutiny because such perceptions may be easily used as a pretext for discrimination
subjective assessments of a venireperson’s demeanor should be given close scrutiny because such perceptions may be easily used as a pretext for discrimination
prior service on jury alone not sufficient to. justify peremptory challenge

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Judges: McMorrow, Harrison

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