Although the court made several erroneous evidentiary rulings, the evidence of defendant's guilt was so overwhelming that these errors were harmless. Initially, we note that defendant's constitutional claims are unpreserved and without merit, and that the standard relating to nonconstitutional harmless error applies (see People v Kello,
When defendant confessed to a detective, he volunteered...
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