People v. Walter
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Green
We consider here the propriety of suggestions made by the trial judge to the prosecutor, out of the presence of the jury, as to additional areas of proof necessary to be covered by the prosecution. We hold that no impropriety occurred.
Defendant, Wayne Walter, appeals judgments o‘f the circuit court of Macon County entered on March 20, 1980, pursuant to jury verdicts finding him guilty of the offenses of aggravated battery and battery committed on January 13,1980. He also appeals the concurrent sentences of imprisonment of 4 years and 364 days, respectively, imposed on May 6, 1980. He asserts…
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