While the court's instruction improperly singled out a defense witness as "interested", the error was harmless in light of the permissive nature of the charge, and the marginal value of the witness's testimony (see, People v Hicks,
Defense counsel's general objection to the officer's testimony that he had chased defendant's car the previous evening was insufficient to...
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