American Builders Corp. v. Galligan

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• where evidence of defendant's guilt was overwhelming, defendant did not show prejudice and his claim of ineffective assistance was without merit
• any error by prosecutor in commenting on the defendant’s right to remain silent was harmless considering overwhelming evidence of the defendant’s guilt and trial court’s instruction to jury that statements of counsel during closing are not evidence

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