People ex rel. Jackson v. Canty

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• noting that “it is foolhardy to suggest that every prejudicial error is cured by any curative instruction of some sort . . . in spite of anything which may be said by the judges, some evidence will be so inherently harmful that the jury will draw conclusions from it.”

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