Boyde v. State

How courts have described this case

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• holding that no witness is competent to state an opinion regarding the guilt or innocence of the accused
• holding prosecutor's course of repeatedly ignoring the court's rulings was reversible error despite repeated jury instructions to disregard
• holding prosecutor’s course of repeatedly ignoring the court’s rulings was reversible error despite repeated jury instructions to disregard
• holding prosecutor’s course of repeatedly ignoring the court’s rulings was reversible error despite repeated jury instructions to disregard
• determining statement by prosecutor that the jury would never find him accepting stolen money and stolen merchandise as a fee and “trying to get a murder–“ constituted reversible error
• determining statement by prosecutor that the jury would never find him accepting stolen money and stolen merchandise as a fee and “trying to get a murder–“ constituted reversible error

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