California Supreme Court· 10/24/1994

People v. Freeman

Citations

882 P.2d 249
8 Cal. 4th 450
34 Cal. Rptr. 2d 558
31 A.L.R. 5th 888
94 Daily Journal DAR 14941
1994 Cal. LEXIS 5392

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holding Caldwell claim waived because there was no objection
holding Caldwell claim waived because there was no objection
counsel may, in appropriate circumstances, choose to concede guilt in whole or part or not to present a defense
counsel may, in appropriate circumstances, choose to concede guilt in whole or part or not to present a defense
\[Alr-guments should be addressed to the jury as a body and the practice of addressing individual jurors by name during the argument should be condemned rather than approved.\

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Judges: Arabian, Mosk, George

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