Grayson v. Weddle

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• distinguishing Bujnowski on the basis that the prosecutor’s single statement that the victim was telling “the truth” did not amount to continued statements of personal opinion, but was part of a proper credibility argument
• prosecutor may argue fair inferences from the facts presented at trial

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