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· 3/3/2015

Abelino Hernandez v. State

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  • explaining that comments on silence may also equate to burden-shifting comments
  • analyzing whether the prosecutor’s comment, which was only objected to on burden-shifting grounds, also constituted an improper comment on silence and reiterating that comment on silence objections are generally indistinguishable from burden-shifting objections

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