Appellate Court of Illinois February 14, 1995, 1-93-4238 (People v. Rega)
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United States · · · 14-02-1995
JUSTICE WOLFSON
delivered the opinion of the court:
When a judge undertakes the questioning of a defendant in a criminal trial before a jury, he must be aware of the line between legitimate truth-seeking and impermissible advocacy. In this armed robbery prosecution, the judge crossed the line by a wide margin.
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