Prosecutor tells court sealed ballistics report never entered as evidence in Maggette case

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Prosecutor tells court sealed ballistics report never entered as evidence in Maggette case

The prosecutor in the Dashonn Maggette case on Monday, April 8, told a Cook County judge that a sealed ballistics test report years ago was never entered as evidence, before a jury convicted the man on several felony charges that could put him in prison for life. That statement was made by Cook County Prosecutor […]

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