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People v. Ferrell

Citations

  • 613 P.2d 324
  • 200 Colo. 128
  • 1980 Colo. LEXIS 673

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  • objection to propriety of closing argument where prosecutor urged jurors to retaliate against the defendant
  • objection to propriety of closing argument where prosecutor urged jurors to retaliate against the defendant
  • it is improper argument for prosecutor to encourage jurors to retaliate against defendant; rather, prosecutor’s argument should be “restricted to the evidence and reasonable inferences to be drawn therefrom on the issue of whether guilt is proved beyond a reasonable doubt”
  • it is improper argument for prosecutor to encourage jurors to retaliate against defendant; rather, prosecutor's argument should be \restricted to the evidence and reasonable inferences to be drawn therefrom on the issue of whether guilt is proved beyond a reasonable doubt\

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Judges: Hodges, Quinn

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