Pine v. Polk

How courts have described this case

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• declining to review a claim of prosecutorial impropriety that was evidentiary in nature
• ‘‘[a]rguing on the basis of evidence explicitly admitted cannot constitute prosecutorial [impropriety]’’
• unpreserved and unreviewable evidentiary claim cannot be transformed into one of prosecutorial misconduct
• defendant’s claim was premised on propriety of prose- cutor’s questioning on subject of consciousness of guilt, rather than on alleged prosecutorial impropriety, and claim, therefore, must be considered evidentiary rather than constitutional
• consciousness of guilt claim involving flight instruction was unpreserved evidentiary claim
• unpreserved and unreviewable evidentiary claim cannot be transformed into one of prosecutorial impropriety

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).