State v. Isiah Patterson

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• concluding that jury instructions and the prosecutor’s subsequent correction of error cured a misstatement of law
• finding prosecutor’s initial misstatement of the law cured by jury instructions that properly stated the law
• finding no abuse of discretion in allowing the prosecutor to use a PowerPoint presentation disclosed the day of closing argument
• finding prosecutor’s initial misstatement of the law cured by clarification and accurate jury instructions
• noting court instructions may help cure error resulting from prosecutor’s misstatement of law
• mistrial not required when prosecutor corrected a misstatement of the law and the superior court correctly instructed jurors

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