Defendant was arrested when police officers, from an observation post, observed him engage in several narcotics sales. At the beginning of deliberations, the jury asked for various items of physical evidence, as well as certain lab reports and the lab reports that had not been entered into evidence. The court, without objection, instructed a court officer to advise the jurors that the reports were not in evidence. On appeal, defendant contends that the procedure violated...
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