Appellate Court of Illinois· 6/22/1990

People v. Williams

Citations

558 N.E.2d 261
200 Ill. App. 3d 503
146 Ill. Dec. 298
1990 Ill. App. LEXIS 913

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declining to subject to further scrutiny a forensic chemist’s stipulated testimony that “ ‘the white powder’ was in fact cocaine”
stating that the mere absence of some of the Robinson factors does not mean that the State did not prove intent to deliver beyond a reasonable doubt when other factors which supported a reasonable inference of intent were present
police laboratory report could not be considered on appeal in a supplemental record where that evidence was not admitted into evidence at trial
police laboratory report could not be considered on appeal in a supplemental record where that evidence was not admitted into evidence at trial
police laboratory report could not be considered on appeal in a supplemental record where that evidence was not admitted into evidence at trial

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Judges: Coccia

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