Hollowell v. State

How courts have described this case

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• holding that any peril resulting from prosecutor’s incorrect statement of the elements of the offense during closing argument was cured by his other argument correctly citing all elements of the offense and the trial court’s correct instructions
• providing that failure to support each contention with citation to relevant legal authority results in waiver of that issue on appeal
• providing that failure to support each contention with citation to relevant legal authority results in waiver of that issue on appeal
• providing that failure to support each contention with citation to relevant legal authority results in waiver of that issue on appeal
• providing that failure to support each contention with argument, including citations to relevant legal authorities, results in waiver of that issue for appellate review
• explaining that in judging the propriety of the prosecutor’s remarks, we consider the statement in the context of the argument as a whole

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