Bruce Ryan v. State of Indiana

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• explaining that a claim of prosecutorial misconduct involves both a showing that the prosecutor engaged in misconduct and that the misconduct placed the defendant in a position of grave peril
• finding no fundamental error resulting from prosecutorial misconduct where jury was properly instructed that arguments of counsel were not evidence
• “To preserve a claim of prosecutorial misconduct, the defendant must—at the time the alleged misconduct occurs—request an admonishment to the jury, and if further relief is desired, move for a mistrial.”

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