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· 2/7/2014

PIONEER WAREHOUSING AND DISTRIBUTIO v. RITE AID OF NEW YORK, INC.

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  • factually incorrect statement in prosecutor's closing argument was prejudicial error because statement went to \heart of the case\
  • no prejudicial error where error did not influence jury or had \very slight effect\ [citation omitted]
  • witness credibility was not appropriate subject of expert testimony

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