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· 4/5/2022

Schroeder v. City of Wilmington

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Zoning Land Development Regulation Statutory Interpretation Preemption

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  • party has \every right to make a closing argument based upon and referring to [the] testimony and all fair inferences which [can] be drawn therefrom\
  • error to preclude defense counsel from mentioning defendant's testimonial alibi in closing argument

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