Benel v. United States

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• explaining that a single improper argument may not be sufficiently prejudicial to fatally infect the sentencing proceedings
• rejecting the argument that the Missouri Supreme Court’s rulings on first-degree murder as a lesser-included offense of capital murder were inconsistent
• objectively reasonable belief that narcotics evidence will be destroyed justifies warrantless search
• upholding the search of co-owner's briefcase at search of business

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