Marc Grp., LLC v. Yale Builders, LLC

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the prosecutor misstated the evidence by suggesting that the defendant \'stroked'\ his son's penis with lotion when the evidence established that the defendant applied lotion but did not establish stroking
• “In short, defendants do not open the door to prosecutorial misconduct.”
• “In short, defendants do not open the door to prosecutorial misconduct.”
• prosecutor cannot comment on facts not in evidence to divert the jury's attention from its role as a fact-finder, or to make comments that serve no purpose other than to inflame the passions of the jury
• prosecutor cannot comment on facts not in evidence

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