Hajjar v. State

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• concluding that due process complaint based on alleged prosecutorial misconduct must be raised in trial court to be preserved
• holding prosecutorial misconduct issues waived because defendant made no objections on that basis in trial court
• holding appellant’s failure to object on basis of prosecutorial misconduct during trial waived error
• addressing prosecutorial misconduct argument and concluding: “By failing to object on this theory at trial, appellant preserved nothing for our review.”
• noting Brady claim, like most errors, must be preserved at trial to be raised on appeal
• addressing prosecutorial misconduct argument and concluding: “By failing to object on this theory at trial, appellant has preserved nothing for our review.”

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