Pilditch v. Board of Education

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• remarks by prosecution in rebuttal argument are not improper if provoked or invited by defense counsel’s argument
• remarks by prosecution in rebuttal argument are not improper if provoked or invited by defense counsel’s argument
• no prosecutorial misconduct when State commented on lack of motive for a witness to lie when State clearly stated its burden of proof and jury was properly instructed

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