Winsett v. Illinois

holding that a decision to deny a motion to suppress and admit identification evidence is erroneous when it results in an abuse of discretion | holding that a decision to deny a motion to suppress and admit identification evidence is erroneous when it results in an abuse of discretion | allowing impeachment use of voluntary statement despite failure of police to observe the defendant's invoked right to silence | prospective juror who was so preoccupied with personal problems that he was unfit to serve on the jury was properly chal-lengeable for cause | age, family background, and criminal history offerred as mitigating | age, family background, and criminal history offerred as mitigating