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· 10/21/1976

Delaware Olds, Inc. v. Dixon

Citations

  • 367 A.2d 178
  • 1976 Del. LEXIS 530

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  • “[A] ‘golden rule argument’ is where counsel asks the jury to place themselves in the shoes of a party to the suit in arriving at a verdict, and to render such verdict as they would want rendered in case they were similarly situated.” (cleaned up) (citation omitted)

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Judges: Herrmann, Duffy, McNeilly

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