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· 11/22/1968

The People v. Speck

Citations

  • 242 N.E.2d 208
  • 41 Ill. 2d 177
  • 1968 Ill. LEXIS 293

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  • holding that the photographs helped to establish the degree of force used by the killer
  • holding that the photographs helped to establish the degree of force used by the killer
  • nothing fundamentally unfair where the witness had an opportunity to observe the killer for several hours
  • in the course of one criminal episode, defendant murdered eight young women in Chicago town house
  • in the course of one criminal episode, defendant murdered eight young women in Chicago town house
  • the attorney-client privilege was not implicated when the State called a fingerprint expert, who had been consulted by the defense, to testify because the testimony did not concern any communications between the defense and the expert

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Judges: William G. Clark

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