State v. Cravatt

How courts have described this case

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• finding no prosecutorial misconduct for telling jury, \`Don't let a murderer go free because of these half-baked theories the defense has presented to you.'\
• premeditation is state of mind relating to reasons and motives for accused’s acts and is necessary element of premeditated first-degree murder
• A prosecutor “may not make assertions of fact in the form of questions to a witness absent a good faith basis for believing the asserted matters to be true.”
• A prosecutor \may not make assertions of fact in the form of questions to a witness absent a good faith basis for believing the asserted matters to be true.\
• prosecutor’s comment that jury should not let defendant get away with killing 21-year-old victim not improper; State asking “jury to seriously consider the nature of the defendant’s act toward the victim”
• eyewitness testified defendant shot victim

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