Illinois Supreme Court· 5/25/2000

People v. Williams

Citations

736 N.E.2d 1001
192 Ill. 2d 548
249 Ill. Dec. 563
2000 Ill. LEXIS 666

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“A criminal defendant cannot complain on appeal of the introduction of evidence which he procures or invites”
a criminal defendant cannot complain on appeal of the introduction of evidence which he procures or invites
a criminal defendant cannot complain on appeal of the introduction of evidence which he procures or invites
no presumption of prejudice where defense counsel aggressively cross-examined State's witnesses, argued for not-guilty verdict in opening statement and closing argument, and moved to suppress defendant's statement
no presumption of prejudice where defense counsel aggressively cross-examined State’s witnesses, argued for not-guilty verdict in opening statement and closing argument, and moved to suppress defendant’s statement
“A criminal defendant cannot complain on appeal of the introduction of evidence which he procures or invites.”

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Judges: Freeman, Harrison

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