Court of Appeals of Oregon· 2/12/2025

State v. Howard

Citations

564 P.3d 494
337 Or. App. 675

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holding that a prosecu- tor’s statements were improper where they invited jurors to consider the lack of evidence from defendant as evidence of guilt
holding that a prosecu- tor’s statements were improper where they invited jurors to consider the lack of evidence from defendant as evidence of guilt
describing circumstances under which a prosecutor may be permitted to comment on a defendant’s failure to present evidence
describing circumstances under which a prosecutor may be permitted to comment on a defendant’s failure to present evidence
comments not harmless where they “likely undermined the jury’s understanding of the ultimate standard or burden of proof”
comments not harmless where they “likely undermined the jury’s understanding of the ultimate standard or burden of proof”

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