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People v. Elliston

Citations

  • 508 P.2d 379
  • 181 Colo. 118
  • 1973 Colo. LEXIS 780

How courts have described this case

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  • recognizing that granting of a mistrial is a remedy for prejudicial statements by a prosecutor while concluding that in context a mistrial was not required
  • recognizing that granting of a mistrial is a remedy for prejudicial statements by a prosecutor while concluding that in context a mistrial was not required
  • prosecutor must be careful in his conduct to ensure that the jury tries the case solely on the basis of the facts before it.

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Judges: Groves, Day, Lee, Erickson

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