Appellate Court of Illinois· 11/15/1965

People v. Wright

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212 N.E.2d 126
65 Ill. App. 2d 23
1965 Ill. App. LEXIS 1150

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“Nor can the error in admitting the [officers’ hearsay] testimony be regarded as harmless in view of the fact that defendant was identified by but one witness.”
“Nor can the error in admitting the [officers’ hearsay] testimony be regarded as harmless in view of the fact that defendant was identified by but one witness.”
“Nor can the error in admitting the [officers’ hearsay] testimony be regarded as harmless in view of the fact that defendant was identified by but one witness.”
“Nor can the error in admitting the [officers’ hearsay] testimony be regarded as harmless in view of the fact that defendant was identified by but one witness.”

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Judges: Kluczynski, Burman, Murphy

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