People v. Turner
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Mcnamara
Defendant, Chester Turner, appeals from a conviction by jury for the crimes of rape and robbery. He seeks a reversal contending that he was not proved guilty of the crimes charged beyond all reasonable doubt; that the court erred in allowing into evidence a sketch drawn by a police artist from a description supplied by prosecutrix; in allowing into evidence certain testimony of the arresting officer; in admitting testimony concerning defendant’s silence during an accusatory statement by prosecutrix ; and in refusing to suppress certain evidence seized from the defendant.
On November 26,1964,…
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