State v. Cabututan

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• concluding that it was not an abuse of discretion to deny the motion to view the scene where it was \unlikely that the site would have been in the same condition ... as it had been ... three months earlier\ when the crime took place
• “[I]f improper statements are made by counsel during a trial, ... the court may make a correction by proper instruction and, if the offense is sufficiently prejudicial, declare a mistrial.”

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