Marvin Fullerton v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that a prosecutor’s “statement that the defense counsel was ‘trying to blow smoke in the jury’s faces’ ” was “improper” because it “indicat[ed] a personal belief in the witness’s credibility”
• concluding that a prosecutor’s “statement that the defense counsel was ‘trying to blow smoke in the jury’s faces’ ” was “improper” because it “indicat[ed] a personal belief in the witness’s credibility”
• applying harmless error analysis to suppression of evidence sized at time of arrest where probable cause hearing was held more than 48 hours after arrest
• concluding pager was lawfully seized incident to arrest

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).