The court providently exercised its discretion when, during his direct testimony, defendant offered various exculpatory and inconsistent explanations for his entries into the victims' apartments, it permitted the People to cross-examine defendant about his prior burglary convictions and a false exculpatory statement he had made to the police in connection with one of the prior burglaries. While the court's prior Molineux ruling precluded the use of this evidence either...
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