· 2/15/1996
Muhammad v. Toys\ R\ US, Inc.
Citations
- 668 So. 2d 254
- 1996 WL 63246
How courts have described this case
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- noting that \irrelevant familial rhetoric must not be condoned\
- observing that \irrelevant familial rhetoric must not be condoned\
- reversing and remanding for new trial where counsel’s arguments suggesting a settlement with others were “patently prejudicial and may have influenced the jury to return a verdict in favor of Toys ‘R’ Us”
- reversing and remanding for new trial where counsel's arguments suggesting a settlement with others were \patently prejudicial and may have influenced the jury to return a verdict in favor of Toys `R' Us\
- collective import of counsel's improper arguments required a new trial even though some objections were sustained
- an attorney's expression of his personal opinion as to the credibility of a witness, or of his personal knowledge of facts, is fundamentally improper
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Judges: Mickle
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