Christopher C. v. South Slope Dev. Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that prosecutor's calling a defendant \diabolical\ and \a liar\ in closing argument was not fundamental error
• holding the evidence sufficient where it “support[ed] an inference of guilt to the exclusion of all other inferences”
• holding the evidence sufficient where it “support[ed] an inference of guilt to the exclusion of all other inferences”
• upholding the avoid arrest aggravator in part because the victim was personally known to the defendant, and there was no evidence that the victim offered resistance or posed a threat
• upholding the avoid arrest aggravator in part because the victim was personally known to the defendant, and there was no evidence that the victim offered resistance or posed a threat

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).