¶ We disagree with the dissent that the extent of the cross-examination of defendant as to his prior and current use of heroin and methadone was unnecessary or prejudicial so as to require a reversal. To the contrary, this is not a case involving excessive prosecutorial zeal which prejudiced defendant's right to a fair trial. Defendant's direct examination placed in issue his credibility relating to his heroin addiction, opening the door to cross-examination intended...
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