Appellate Court of Illinois· 6/28/2002

People v. Williams

Citations

773 N.E.2d 143
332 Ill. App. 3d 254
265 Ill. Dec. 781
2002 Ill. App. LEXIS 556

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finding that gang evidence was properly admitted where the evidence “was not offered on defendant’s character or to show a propensity to commit crime but, rather, to explain why defendant *** would be involved in an otherwise random and inexplicable shooting”
where even assuming that the State’s witness who testified against the defendant in a murder prosecution had received a reduced sentence in exchange for his cooperation, and the State failed to disclose it, the alleged uncorrected false testimony did not affect the verdict
where even assuming that the State's witness who testified against the defendant in a murder prosecution had received a reduced sentence in exchange for his cooperation, and the State failed to disclose it, the alleged uncorrected false testimony did not affect the verdict

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Judges: Greiman, Quinn, Campbell

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