Davis v. Burt

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• holding the testimony that the defendant was “on the run” from probation was not per se prejudicial to warrant a mistrial where the court immediately told the jury to disregard that single, isolated remark
• finding testimony that defendant was “on the run” from probation was not prejudicial so as to warrant mistrial, where jury immediately told to disregard that single, isolated remark
• testimony that defendant was “on the run” from probation was not per se prejudicial, so as to warrant mistrial, where jury was immediately told to disregard that single, isolated remark

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