District of Columbia Board of Parole v. Brandon

How courts have described this case

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• holding that comment was invited when defense counsel alluded to his client’s silence and then “referred to appellant’s knowledge ... that appellant knew he was facing two police officers”
• State’s reference to motive is not reversible error if invited by defense counsel’s argument
• defendant's claimed invocation of the right to counsel not made during any custodial interrogation
• defendant’s claimed invocation of the right to counsel not made during any custodial interrogation
• generally improper to consider evidence which points to defendant's guilt of some other offense

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