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· 5/19/1961

The PEOPLE v. Robinson

Citations

  • 174 N.E.2d 820
  • 22 Ill. 2d 162
  • 1961 Ill. LEXIS 372

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  • If the trial court is aware that the defendant does not speak or understand English, defendant need not preserve by objection the trial court’s failure to appoint an interpreter.

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